🧼 Clorox Handi Wipes: 72 Count Dry Multi-Use Reusable Cloths – Top-rated Cleaning Essential Review

Love it and much cheaper to buy in bulk. I always use them to wash dishes. Can probably use several weeks of one with light use. They're thinner than regular washcloths, so they dry faster and are less likely to mold.

These amazing things. I threw away all my clothes and that's all I use. They are really strong and I use them for dishwashing/kitchen use for about 3-4 days. I used to use kitchen towels that I washed but they became so gross that I looked for an alternative. This is the best option I've found, I would recommend it to anyone.

I love handi wipes. Think of all the rolls of paper towels you used up when you could have used a handi wipe more than once. You can lather them up and rinse them out for another pass. Try a paper towel. I throw them in the dishwasher to sanitize and then use them a few times, they're pretty durable and come in handy pretty much anywhere. Your convenience is endless. Just food for thought.

I still can't find it! After the first two weeks of the shutdown, they mysteriously disappeared! It's almost September/2020 and I still can't find them anywhere! But Rewan. I had to buy more and I felt it was an investment! I use these in the kitchen. Throw them in the washing machine and use them 2 or 3 times and they end up in a pile of rags or get thrown away. It really taught me that there is a sense of freedom in buying more and not paying much more! I know it sounds silly for a tea towel!

Ideal for all types of cleaning. I used them for years and then they just disappeared. I bought them as soon as I saw them on Revain. They're thick, durable, absorbent and reusable! They can be washed up to 20 times. I put them in a laundry bag in the washing machine on a delicate setting. Then I hang them up to air dry. You save so many paper towels. Each pack equals 24 rolls of towels that you typically throw away. That's great! I'm always looking for ways to reduce my footprint on this…

Package arrived quickly. It is very good. I wanted to use them for house cleaning. Turns out they're great for the kitchen and a quick cleanup. They're also great for dirty jobs like cleaning window sills outside where the screen is. The downside: They're very thin, so anything that looks like a sharp corner or something that can snag will rip them to shreds. To wet clean the bathroom, there is practically no detergent. For example, use a wet paper towel to clean the toilet and bathtub. So…

I've been using Handi Wipes for decades and I love them more than any other fabric. I originally bought these in bulk from Sams Club a few years ago and still couldn't find more than a few in a pack, thanks Revane! I usually use the same one for 1-2 weeks and then throw it away. Well there are 52 weeks in the year and 72 wipes per pack so I can easily last a year which makes me happy. If it smells funny after a few days, just grab some dish soap and wash it properly, hang it over a tap to dry…

Anyone who has ever used a kitchen sponge knows that over time it starts to smell moldy and musty. And then you have to wash the dishes with it and spread it over the dishes you already have, phew! Many years ago I discovered that using these handi towels is so much better than using a sponge! They lather well when washing dishes and are easy to use. They can be rinsed under running water and the best part is that they are very easy to dry. They're almost like the shami you wash your car with…

Between all this and the force of nature, this cleanliness freak is in heaven! I leave some of them full size and then cut the pile in half for small jobs like daily cleaning of dog harnesses etc. I use one for the kitchen, one for dog bowls, and one for bathrooms every day for about five days. I spray each room and countertop (or dog bowls, etc.) and leave for ten minutes as directed. After using three or more in other areas as needed (and reusing each one just for those specific purposes), I…