🧻 Kitchen Paper Towel - Household & Kitchen Towels, Reusable Cleaning Wipe, Disposable Cleaning Cloth, Dish Cloths, Wash Towels & Dish Rags - 80 Sheets Review

I like having these on hand for small stains or pet dirt when you need something better than a paper towel or tissue paper. They also make great wipes for runny noses and the like. No complaints here!

I like to use them for a quick clean but no more. The texture is rough enough to clean sinks and dog bowls. You can rinse these towels and reuse them at least once. However, regular paper towels, a sponge, or even a washable kitchen towel will do as well.

I doubted these towels would be strong enough to be reused. But with the price of paper towels increasing, I decided to give it a try. Am I ever wrong - these towels are great and they are machine washable. They absorb moisture well and are ideal for use in the kitchen.

These towels remind me of what you would normally get in a baby wipe. I use one all day on my painting table in my art studio to wipe brushes etc. I started with it already being damp and it all washes off great. The only stain left was dark purple paint. I let it dry for tomorrow to use again. If they last as long as they seem it will matter a lot to me because I'm obsessed with old towels and paint rags. The paint never comes off the towels and I end up having to throw them in the trash. This

These towels are durable and do a good job of light kitchen cleaning, better than most paper towels. They are a bit thin and about the size of a folded napkin. They're also not as absorbent as I'd hoped (or like a good paper towel), but they do their job well enough. I was skeptical of the "reusable" claim, but it's mostly true. Unless you really abuse them by rubbing a rough surface, you can wash and reuse them a few times. They're expensive, but the actual price goes down if you use each…

They're too small and flimsy to be called "towels" and while they can be "rinsed off" of some things, making them reusable, I certainly wouldn't reuse after wiping something. because "rinse" doesn't disinfect them any more than sponges disinfect, and I don't use them for some things either. They are overpriced at $8.99 for 80 pack in my opinion. I wouldn't buy them at this price. They are actually not that absorbent, a regular paper towel will absorb more liquid and a premium brand will absorb…

This Review of "Kitchen Paper Towels Reusable Cleaning Cloths" First, "Reusable" and "Disposable" are interesting in the same description. It looks like these leaves are having an identity crisis. After using them to clean the bathroom, they are too small to do the job with just one towel. At least two towels are required for cleaning. After cleaning the bathroom, I threw them in the washing machine and hung them out to dry. After washing, they looked like a bunch of used paper towels found in…