Bamboo Paper Towels (40 Sheets Roll) - Reusable, Strong & Absorbent, 100% Organic, Lint Free, Heavy Duty, Machine Washable - 1+ Year Supply, Zero Waste Review

They work but get dirty very easily, do not absorb moisture well and are difficult to wash. You need to wash it by hand, it doesn't work in the washing machine. I want to help the environment, but it's not easy enough

Only downside is the texture is a little weird, but I'm SO weird with texture. still loved her They threw away my laundry, although I don't know how they handle multiple machine washes. I'm disappointed. I will buy again when I have my own washing machine.

Over the past year I've tried several brands of these towels only to find one that fools me enough to believe I'm using real paper towels. They all missed these. They are absorbent, soft and that doesn't change when you use them. They look like real paper towels!

I wanted to love them but they just aren't practical. I was careful with them. They even put them in a special laundry bag. It didn't take long to dry them. And when they came out they were just a shriveled ball. I can't imagine them unwrapped and looking decent enough to be reusable. throw them away I chose cotton towels. Waste of money in my opinion.

I've tried this brand and won't do it again. Quantity and price sound good, but at the expense of quality. They are too thin and skinny. They begin to fall apart after a single use and are virtually unusable after a single wash. At the moment I only get two applications in a row and then compost them. I have used Bambooee in the past and I still have some to use in my workshop as they are too colored to be used in the kitchen.

Due to COVID-19 our stock of regular paper towels has run out so we are switching to reusable paper towels (at least for now and maybe longer) and tissues/kitchen towels. I've only used a few sheets so far, but I really like them! Cleaned up my 18 month old with ease after a messy pizza night, wiping off grease while washing our stove. What would normally take 4-5 paper towels to do, requires 2 of these sheets to clean the oven. Haven't washed/used them yet so can't comment on how they hold up…

This product made me very angry. They don't hold up to washing and I hand wash them like a peasant in cold water. They are suitable for wiping countertops, but do not absorb windows or mirrors sufficiently, leaving lint on the mirrors. I used 1-2 at a time, hand washed them until completely soiled, then threw them away. They last a long time, but there's no point in having to throw them away.

I bought them to go camping. I hand wash them in my own laundry soap mix (Kirk's Castile soap and baking soda) and hang them to dry. They wash well and dry very quickly. I'm not sure if I want to machine wash them. They're not very big on their own, but if you take off two at a time, they'll hold onto the perforation well, even after washing. The texture is odd, but they absorb water and wring out just as well as a paper towel. I'm excited to see how well they compost when I'm finally done with

COVID-19 has depleted our supplies of regular paper towels so we are switching to reusable paper towels (at least for now and possibly longer) and rags/tea towels. I've only used a few sheets so far, but I really like them! Cleaned up my 18 month old with ease after a messy pizza night, wiping off grease while washing our stove. What would normally take 4-5 paper towels to do, requires 2 of these sheets to clean the oven. Haven't washed/used them yet so can't comment on how they hold up over…

Eco-friendly, reusable bamboo towels. The roll fits into a standard paper towel holder. Wash in lukewarm water with natural dye-free/unscented laundry soap, in a mesh laundry bag, flatten and air dry in a dish dryer. 25% shrinkage. Place your washed/air dried towels in a bin by the sink for easy access. Washed more than 5 times. No deterioration. Soak greasy towels in warm water + borax or baking soda. Worked great. The smell of cleanliness. Great as wipes, super soft cloths for baby's face or…