Bambooee Reusable Bamboo Towel (3)

These work AMAZINGLY! We have had them a few months now and I haven’t had to buy paper towels! There are some messes that I do is disposable paper towels for (animal messes, or really gross stuff) but for everything else, these are my daily go tos!

Bought these a couple of weeks ago and my family and I find this product useful. We mostly dry dishes with them and dry counter tops also...but they are absorbent and do not fall apart. Have not yet put them in the washer, but I don't see that it would be an issue.We have cut down a lot from paper towels and that was the main point.I would recommend these, someone wrote about not using on pet hair areas...haven't tried that yet. But everywhere else seemed fine.

I LOVE these. I re-wash most of them in my washer machine because they wouldn’t be clean as well in my own dishwasher. Some of them I do throw away depending on what I’m wiping or picking up. But for cleaning around a little or using with meals, I reuse them all the time for that. After they are clean, I have a little tub/tray next to where I keep my paper towel holder that contains the clean bambooee towels. I hope they continue to make these.

This is a great idea and, while I would love to use less paper, this is cost prohibitive. I can buy a pkg of rags cheaper and throw them in the laundry too. Sorry

Saw it in shark tank decided to give them a try and man this towels are awesome!!! They have a funky smell at first but after you wash them they are super soft and very absorbent. They have certainly saved me money as I hardly use paper towels. I save the paper towels for cleaning dogs pee or really dirty messes . Have already washed about 6 times and they work just as good!! Highly recommend!!!

These towels are great for cleaning glass and other surfaces, wiping up spills, using as napkins, etc. They're easy to wash and dry (with one glaring exception, which I'll explain below) and seem to hold up pretty well even after several washes. Unfortunately, they have their limits. Although they have significantly helped reduce our paper towel consumption, they haven't eliminated it. I still have to use disposable paper towels for some things, like cleaning the outside of the toilet, any surface that has pet hair on it, or pet accidents. Maybe it's perfectly safe to do that as long as you wash it on the sanitizing cycle, but something about that makes me squeamish. Especially when I when I might be using it as a napkin after it comes out of the wash. Gross.If you have furry pets in your household, washing these can be a challenge. If you get pet hair on these towels, it will stick to the fabric and it's a giant hassle to remove it. The hair will not come out after laundering. The only way to remove it is to pick off each individual hair by hand, or go over each towel with a lint roller (and sometimes the lint roller doesn't even work). It's so time consuming that it's not worth using the product. So If anyone has a shortcut to deal with the pet hair issue, please let me know!

I've used one roll, and I've washed them once. They do hold up nicely in the washer (do not use fabric softener or it will ruin the ability to absorb). My only issue is that once it's pulled off the roll, you then have to fold and put somewhere. I wasn't thinking about that when I purchased. Would I buy them again? I'm not sure. But, I do like the ones that I now have. As far as protecting the environment, I may as well use a hand towel. Either way you are washing and folding.

Very strong and very absorbent, environment friendly