🧻 PandS Plaid Reusable Paper Towels - 40 Count, 10″×10″ Cleaning Wipes - Shop Towels with Strong Absorbency and Quick Drying - Essential Cleaning Supplies and Household Items Review

These towels are amazing! We use them to clean our sinks and they absorb water very well. They also dry quickly so you can use them over and over again. They are particularly suitable for rinsing glass and crystal glasses as they neither scratch nor leave fibers or streaks! Now we almost don't use paper towels anymore, which will no doubt save us money in the future. In fact, we've been using the same two towels in the kitchen for about a week now. yes, they are so strong! They're also handy to

Item as described and pictured. Arrived well packaged, no damage, scratches or dents. Thicker, stronger and more durable than paper. Great as a countertop cover or for removing stubborn stains from a stovetop/tabletop. Keep a roll in the kitchen, closet and car. The checkered design makes it easy to find and differentiate regular paper towels. Very useful in the car for unexpected messes, wiping up grease or oil stains, or as a cover/mat. In the kitchen, it removes burnt grease/oil residues on…

I bought a few rolls a few months ago because I need an alternative to paper towels. Paper towels are not always available due to the pandemic. I can usually use a blade for about a week before it breaks enough to require replacement. I use it, wash it off with some soap, rinse it and hang it on the sink to dry. I keep the old ones to clean up the puppy/cat mess and then throw them away. This saved me money and time from not having to hunt for regular paper towels or use the washer/dryer for…

I have a precious Lysol Brand New Day spray bottle and an empty tissue box that is now unavailable. I take three reusable PandS wipes, mist them with my Lysol in a canister to ensure not a single precious drop spills, and have them on hand for those rare occasions when we leave the house to get supplies or refuel. I can hand wash them with soap and water with a little bleach and reuse them. Even if wipes become available again, I would prefer to use PandS as described. Also, I accidentally left

I really like these rags. They are thin enough for my arthritic hands but thick enough not to tear. So far I've used them with sanitizer spray on my stovetop, kitchen countertops, doorknobs, outside of the microwave and dishwasher. They wash off easily. I hang them on the oven handle. Tip: I use a clothespin to hold the pages together so they don't fall off the handle. I got them mainly because the colors and thickness are different from everything else in my kitchen. Hoping this will help my…