Mighty Bamboo Towels - Durable, Highly Absorbent, Reusable (Sustainable Paper Towel Alternative) - 2 Pack Review

I like it a lot but I use it more like a tea towel. I have washed and reused them. It's not really a replacement for paper towels.

I like that they absorb moisture well, are reusable and washable. I can clean glasses as the product is soft yet durable.

These items are very well made by Greenwashed. I didn't look closely before ordering so I figured it was 100% bamboo. Well, they're mostly made out of bamboo, but they're also made out of polyester, so don't throw those things in the trash. They do the job — they're very, very durable by paper towel standards — but that's because they're made of plastic.

They are durable and work as advertised but I am not happy with how small they are after washing. If they were 4 times larger they would be right out of the wash. When they arrive I'll have to gather a few of them to give the kitchen table a proper wipe down. Size aside, they are even better than I was hoping for.

I really wanted to like them because I use a lot of paper towels and thought they were a great alternative and eco-friendly, but the absorbency sucks! They're like a microfiber towel in terms of absorbency that really needs work to absorb any type of liquid and they don't dry hands well at all after washing. I went back to regular paper towels, very disappointed in them!

Great idea, I want to convince everyone else to stop throwing it in the bin after washing they really absorb better than anything and just toss them in the wash afterwards, they can jingle and absorb a large amount of liquid quickly, repeated use will ruin your absorption, I use them on the face in the bath, they are really soft after Easier to wash than this fabric and softer, consider making pajamas from this material.

I saw a review of these towels on Vivian Tries on YouTube (check out her channel, it's funny, informative and she's an MFP) and I wanted it try it yourself. The price is a bit high, but I bought it anyway. I'm glad I did. I LOVE THESE TOWELS. My use of paper towels for daily drying is out of the question. I use one of those tea towels, then wipe down the countertop, then the table, then the stovetop and so on. Very durable! Feels like fabric. And the fact that they are reusable fully justifies…

Great idea, I'd like to convince everyone else to stop throwing them in the bin after washing throwing are really the best absorbents in the world, and then just throwing them in the wash, they can jingle and absorb a lot of liquid quickly, repeated use spoils the absorption, i use them for my face in the bathroom, they are really soft after washing, lighter than this fabric and softer, pajamas should be made from this material.

I saw a review of these towels by Vivian Tries on YouTube (check out her channel. It's funny, informative and she's an MFP) and wanted to try it myself. The price is a bit high, but I bought it anyway. I'm glad I did. I LOVE THESE TOWELS. My use of paper towels for daily drying is out of the question. I use one of those tea towels, then wipe down the countertop, then the table, then the stovetop and so on. Very durable! Feels like fabric. And the fact that they are reusable fully justifies the…

We use them in our shop to clean marine and freshwater aquariums and they are by far the best for that purpose. I also use it at home. They sound good and work better than microfiber for moisturizing. A napkin without a steak can't compete. The price went up about $5 but I will buy again. I still have leaves from my first rolls which I bought in October 2019 and they are impressive. I tried another brand but after a little over a month it became clear that they weren't as good. Have now…