👨 Parent's Bamboo Towels Review

Lightweight. First use is great - very absorbent and thick! But I've machine washed them once (and hung them to dry) and they're already very thin and twisted at the ends.

Wow, I dared when I tried these wonderful bamboo napkins. Wow wow I love her. I use and reuse them. And reuse often. Try doing yourself a big favor. Not expensive to reuse them. love love this product.

I will confess I had these paper towels on my counter for a few weeks after I bought them because I just didn't know how to use them. But once I started, I would never go back to regular disposable towels. They work great and at the end of the day I just put them in warm soapy water, rinse, dry and use again! They are amazing. And every little thing helps as you try to reduce what you send to the landfill. Try it.

A friend said she hadn't bought paper towels for 4 years because of these reusable bamboo towels, so I decided to give it a try. Yours are SO soft and very absorbent. The only problem I had was my own mistake. I didn't know you couldn't wash them in the washing machine. Although it survived the wash, it didn't look very nice after drying. However, I let it dry and continue to use it. It's hard to get used to NOT throwing them away, but it's worth it. Also, we need to stop cutting down trees…

I'm so glad I bought them! Due to COVID and the paper towel shortage, I bought some cute reusable paper towels for my kitchen on Etsy. But my daughter has to clean her hamster's house and felt uncomfortable using them to clean his trash can or bin. When I stumbled across them and after reading some reviews I decided to give them a try. They are sooo strong, durable and washable! They're like paper towels. They soak up spills and clean without squeezing out the liquid. I was a little hesitant to

I became an eco warrior and started buying organic products like this. And the concept is great. But most things you pick up with paper towels aren't things you want to deal with again. You don't want to throw it in the washing machine - you want to throw it in the trash can. If you want to get them, just buy kitchen towels and change your lifestyle. And WHERE do you keep an entire roll of reusable paper towels once they are unwound from the roll? Where do you store a pile of laundered, reused…

Overall a really good alternative to paper towels with one exception. First, they are much more absorbent and durable than any paper towels. They absorb amazing amounts of water and for the most part can simply be rinsed or wiped off and dry very quickly. You can use them again and again. Haven't tried washing them yet, but they're certainly durable enough to withstand repeated washes in the washing machine. They're even durable enough to serve as shop towels (if you've used rolls of blue…