Bambooee Reusable Bamboo Towel ( Single roll, each roll comes with 20 sheets of Bamboee Towels)

OK, I hate paper towels, the waste resources, they pollute from being bleached and they go in the trash. I use cloth everything, napkins, rags, towels. Only toilet paper in my house but napkins at times getting stained with grand kids. So, now these are great reuse, machine was 100 times and super strong. That is 2,00 uses for about $7.00! I love them because once use, I can wash it out in sink with dishes and hang up. Actually a wet one works wonders with grandkids because less dropping more sticking to the Bambooee. I support this brand because was the first to invent! Bamboo is a super sustainable plant and these are made great. One last thing that could boost is if you could claim you do Fair Trade in resourcing the bamboo for your product! I would pay more knowing you pay a fair wage to your source of raw material!

These are awesome for using around the kitchen.. especially on stove tops. Nice and thick. Can be washed out and used repeatedly

I was a little skeptical about the actual need for a paper towel replacement that one can wash and reuse a hundred times, but I have to admit these a quite nice to use. Now I don't use these for those chores where the towel comes away greasy and dirty and simply has to be thrown away like after wiping the inside of a sauce pan. But for those times when just drying some fruits or veggies, or sopping up a spilled light liquid and being able to rinse most of the grime off the towel and then putting it aside to wash later, these work very well. Once washed, they are super soft, very absorbent and tough as nails. It takes a great deal of force to try and rip them and I have not been able to even make a small tear in the edge. Like stated, I would not use some of these for ultra messy cleanups. The bamboo towel will take more effort than I want to put into washing it and in those cases I simply use a regular paper towel and throw it away once it's done it's job. But when the job isn't too messy, why not put the bamboo towel aside and accumulate them until you have a wash load and then just keep reusing them. I'm all for saving trees and not wasting natural resources.

Very absorbing Rinses out easily Can reuse many times If use to clean greasy countertops, it will rinse out with dish soap and warm water. I seriously recommend these bamboo towels.

A year ago, I got hooked on re-runs of Shark Tank. I saw the episode which featured Bambooee. My husband and I are really concerned about the environment, and we loved the developer’s vision for the product, his passion for it, and the company’s program to plant a new tree for every roll sold. This guy is really walking the walk. I wasn’t sure how I would use these other than to dry my hair. It’s very thick and towel drying leaves it too wet. After buying 2 bamboo bath towels and seeing how soft and absorbent they were, I finally decided to try Bambooee, and loved it. One Bambooee does the same work of 2 -3 regular paper towels. They do shrink quite a bit after the first wash, but are still very absorbent as well as so much softer than paper towels. I’ve washed and dried them many times and they come out really well. I have yet to to find a hole or tear in any of them. I soon discovered a few other uses for them. I really love these and tell all my friends about them. I’ve even bought them as gifts for my friends who are also environmentally aware. I wanted to try them in the kitchen, but didn’t want to mix the ones I use for personal care and the ones I use for cleaning the kitchen (especially the grime on a ceramic top stove). So I tried another brand of bamboo towels on amazon because it looked like they had a different texture so I could tell which were the Bambooee and which were for the kitchen. And they did. BUT - out of the first 5 we washed, 2 of them had holes or outright tears. One wash in a front loader with detergent from Whole Foods was all it took. I was stunned. Needless to say, I will post a copy of this review on that product, and continue to highly recommend Bambooee. Even though I don’t use Bambooee for everything we use paper towels for, I am thrilled at how well they work and happy that we have a least reduced our reliance on disposable paper towels.

Amazing, I save so much money on disposables. These are sturdy enough to throw in the washer and dryer , or hand wash and hang up. I’ve used the same 10 for months now and haven’t even made it through the whole roll. Very absorbent and thick yet still soft on the hands, good for wet dusting and counter wiping

I was looking to save some money and help the planet out at the same time. Price seemed fair so I ordered. What a SURPRISE when they arrived. Super absorbent and they get better after washing. I've only used 3 towels so far. I have a rotation going and they wash great too. I recommend these to everyone who will listen. Fantastic product, in my top 10 for sure.

I loved the idea of these paper towels being washable and reusable. PROS: They are fantastic as far as cleaning up spills and wiping things down. Very absorbent. Better than other highly absorbent paper towels like Bounty. They wash well. CONS: Once they're off the role and you've washed them - where do you put them? It's like having a bunch of rags hanging around. Not too convenient for re-use. Tried laying them in a plastic bin on my counter but whenever I go to take one of the top, they often stick to each other so I end up grabbing multiples. They wash well...BUT...they shrink - ALOT!! By nearly one-third I'd estimate. Second time around they shrunk a bit more, so now they're probably about 40% smaller than the original size. For the price, I would recommend buying cotton bar towels, cutting them in half, and sewing a hem. They're cheap, you can bleach out stains and they last a long, long time. It's too early to tell, but I would say these are not going to last as long as the manufacturer says they will. Recommendation to manufacturer: You need to come up with a dispenser for convenient re-use after washing. And they shrink too much. I don't want an itty-bitty rag. I want a paper towel sized reusable paper towel.

Ich habe mir diese Tücher aus Bambus gekauft, weil ich wirklich viele Taschentücher verbrauche, wegen Triefnase und dergleichen. Um weniger Müll zu haben, hab ich mir also die Tücher bestellt und dazu einen passenden Spender aus Bambus. Das war im Juli 2017. Für die Nase sind diese Tücher gewöhnungsbedürftig, aber man kann sie benutzen. Sie sind weich, aber sehr fest. Sie laufen auch nicht so sehr ein, wie ich das bei anderen Bambustüchern hier bei Amazon in den Rezensionen gesehen habe. Ich habe alle erst einmal gewaschen, damit sie saugfähiger werden, denn sie schienen mir irgendwie wenig saugfähig, sogar etwas wasserabweisend. Danach hat man auch keine richtige Rolle mehr, womit ich gerechnet habe, darum ja der Spender aus Bambus. Auch da passen sie nicht gut hinein, weil sie so dick und sperrig sind und man sie schlecht zusammenlegen kann, aber es geht. Nach mehrmaligem waschen sind sie gut zum Naseputzen. Nach dem ich sie sehr oft gewaschen hatte gingen sie etwas aus der Form und werden immer dünner, aber sind doch noch zu gebrauchen, darum denke ich, dass es ein gutes Produkt ist. Ich benutze leider trotzdem oft noch die Wegwerftücher, aber wohl nur, weil sie nicht immer gleich zur Hand sind oder alle in der Wäsche. Wieviel Müll ich damit wirklich gespart habe, weiß ich nicht, aber bestimmt trotzdem eine Menge. Ich werde mich jetzt bemühen, die Tücher wieder öfter statt der Wegwerftaschentücher zu benutzen, um Müll zu sparen.

Saw Bambooee Reusable Towels on TV. Ordered a roll and I am absolutely amazed. They wipe the stainless sink to a high shine. I washed one three times already and it works wonderful. I don't put it in the dryer. I gave one to my neighbour and couple to my daughter to try. Kind Regards, Elisabeth Calgary

Great product and fully washable and reusable.

I'll have to keep using these to see if the rating improves, but I was a little disappointed when I opened the package. I was expecting more of a birds-eye cotton type product. These are similar is texture and thickness to those blue shop towels. They shrink down a bit and get a softer and more trapezoid-like shape. I try to use reusable products for the most part, such as cloth diapers, and have a large selection of kitchen towels, but one of the only things we used paper towels for was bacon. These have worked well for bacon, but we have almost thrown out a once-used sheet since they feel more disposable than washable.

This is a great product when I eat or clean up I am always scrambling for clothes and most time I have one in the sink and it's stinky, and I don't like to really buy disposable items, so this is awesom convinient and don't feel like I am wasting anything.