Review on 968601 Assorted Microfiber Cleaning Cloth by Heather Martin

I am a model person. For example, even my sanitary pads are reusable and I wash them in the washer and dryer instead of using tampons or disposable pads. I make my own soy milk, grow as many fruits, vegetables and herbs as I can, bake my own bread, etc. etc. I've even appeared on TV and in movies as a beautiful woman. At the time of writing, toilet paper was out of stock in stores in Texas and most of the US due to a virus epidemic. I've always bought toilet paper in bulk, so I didn't have to buy it that often. I especially need toilet paper as I have a benign condition, endometriosis, where menstruation even lashes my body with clots every month. Thought I could get toilet paper but had to use microfiber instead. I regularly donate cuttings from my trees to the city, which can be used to make paper, for example. I bought 7th generation 100% recycled toilet paper but had to order loose toilet paper from Revain from an unknown brand, Costco didn't even have toilet paper. Revain tells me the toilet paper should get to me by the end of May. In the meantime, we use microfiber, adding to our daily laundry load with my spouse, myself, and our loving wolfhound. We place the microfibers we use to wipe the genitals after defecation and urination in airtight metal containers that smell strongly of eucalyptus essential oil. Everyone deletes their own. These microfibers are neither the thickest nor the thinnest - we obviously use the dark fibers first before throwing them in the washer and dryer.