10 Pack Kitchen unPaper Towels Washable - Super Absorbent Natural Paper Towels - Natural Cotton - Reusable, Paperless Kitchen Dish Cloths - 100% Organic[Amazon-developed Certification] Compact by Design

I purchased 20 Pack Reusable Paper Towels Washable - Nature Friendly - Organic Cotton Alternative - Thick, Strong, Paperless Kitchen Dish Cloths - Reusable Napkins - Dish Towels - Cloth Napkin - Kitchen Towels. I bake and cook daily, simple cleanup with these Organic Cotton Paper Towels is outstanding. Rinse and go to use again. No more rolls of paper towels to purchase. Clean dishes, and counters. Assist in cleaning around the house. Hands are slippery, use to open a jar or grab hold of something small to pick up.

These washable paper towels are fantastic. They are very absorbent, easy to use. Any time I need to wipe something (a spill, my hands, the apple I just washed, dishes, ...), I reach for them. They are better than regular paper towels. I realized that I didn't have enough of them, when they were all in the wash and I had to use an actual paper towel. I hated it. So I bought more and now I'm never out of them. And they help me create less waste.One extra unexpected bonus: when my kids (still little) dry the dishes, a regular sized dish towel touches the floor while they are drying. With those, they have to use a fresh dish towel for every dish in order not to get our dog's hair and other yuck onto the clean dishes. The Mioeco washable paper towels fit perfectly into their little hands and nothing drags on the floor.

These are fantastic “unpaper” towels and cleaning cloths. They’re sturdy feeling and the texture is just grippy enough to really do a great job wiping things down. I also really love the size of them. Not too big, just the right size to clean one mess and then toss in the bin to wash.I like them so much that I actually threw away the remaining microfiber cleaning cloths I had. Learning about microplastics has made me want to ditch those for a long time (every time you wash them you are releasing millions of microplastics into the water, PLUS just using them at home creates microplastic dust in the air you breathe). So, I’m super happy to be done with those and just use nice natural cotton cloths. These are just right.

We are loving these as a replacement for our paper towels. Yes, we still keep a roll under the sink, but haven't even reached for it yet. These wash nicely, are soft, durable, and are great for cleaning both counters and small children. They are not amazing at absorbing water when dry, BUT if you wet them first and wring them out, they become extremely absorbent.You can easily rinse them and hang them to dry and use them all day for small messes. I bought the 20 pack, but am surprised how slowly we're going through them. Of course we toss the really dirty or contaminated ones in the wash bin, but in general these last a couple of days for basic clean up!They are GOTS certified organic cotton, I even verified their certification. They are pretty affordable too, and I'm cheap when it comes to this stuff! And as you can see in my picture, they look nice on the counter, right where our roll of paper towels used to be.

This is coming from a total paper towel addict - I would seriously use almost a roll a day of paper towels. I was hesitant to try switching to reusable towels because I thought there was no way I'd like them equal to paper towels. I am SO glad I tried these towels. The work BETTER than paper towels with more of a grit to them. They're absorbent and easy to just throw in the wash. I don't bother rolling them up (I'm too lazy) so I have a folded stack of them on my counter. It looks nicer than the paper towel roll by far. The only thing I keep paper towels around for now are just for wiping grease out of my skillets and cleaning up after my cat when she gets sick.

They are not as absorbent as a paper towel. I used it to wipe up liquid. I rinsed it and wrung it out and the next day it was still damp. After two days it is still damp and starting to smell. You have to put it in the sun to dry. Maybe there is some type of chemical fire retardant that will come off after washing. Some people say don't put it in the dryer or it will shrink., then how do you dry it. It is not healthy to have a damp towel sitting around. Waste of money.

Great quality and don’t worth the money. Thickness works well with no lint content after the first wash. Love how they look on my table!

Best way to stop using paper towels, I haven’t used a paper towel since I got these reusable towels