Review on KitchLife Reusable Bamboo Paper Towels - 1 Roll, Eco-Friendly Kitchen Roll, Washable and Recycled, Zero Waste Products, Sustainable Gifts, Environmentally Friendly, (Sakura) by Laura Wright

They are simply beautiful. I have yellow ones and they look like something fun associated with the first day of spring. They also look, feel and act like cloth, not paper. They are stronger than I expected and I have no doubt that they will last at least the week they were promised and most likely longer. They're also large when you rip them off, at least compared to my standard store-bought paper towels. keep them separate anyway as I don't use them as paper towels but as little rags. They absorb moisture very well and absorb liquid quickly. They hold soap well but the soap washes off easily. When used, they can be crumpled, folded to size, or used life-size. They can also be wrung out very easily and become noticeably dry in the process. You can wash, rinse and dry everything. So far I've used them to get windows perfectly clean (streak and lint free), wash dishes and apply furniture polish to my cabinets. They're also soft enough to be used as washcloths that won't irritate the skin. And, of course, I already have them in mind here for other purposes. I love that you can pop them in the washing machine and dry them, although they're thin enough to air dry in under an hour when you pick them up. wash them and hang them up. Sure, it's the dry season here at the moment, but it's still pretty impressively fast. I don't understand why you can't put them back on a roll or bigger roll once you've ripped them all off, used them, washed them and dried them. You would simply wrap one around the cardboard tube, then overlap and wrap the other, and continue like this until they are all wrapped. Then, instead of ripping off the towel, you will rip it off. I'm very glad I have them and will recommend them to everyone as a green and quite comfortable alternative to paper towels.