Bambooee Paper Towel Replacement 30-Sheet Roll, As Seen on SharkTank, We plant a tree with everyroll sold

Its a terrific product; I've stopped buying paper towels. I would use 2-3 paper towels to dry fish, meat or chicken to not worry about splattering when I coat them with olive oil prior to cooking. I can use one of these for 2 chicken breasts, 2-3 pieces of fish or a pound of stew meat. they rinse easily and dry fast. They remain fresh for several uses before I machine wash them. I even use these to cover (not wrap) my bacon in the microwave. The towel absorbs the splattering fat as the bacon cooks, and rinses out at a pace that with hot water is safe down the drain. The remainder is scraped into the trash off the plate. Its cost effective and I like not rapidly filling my trash bag with paper towels that can't be recycled. I wash these by hand, in the dishwasher and clothes washer, and they're fine out of the dryer; no lint. They come out soft and absorbent. Best of all they are highly cost-effective; no need to buy these frequently. It feels great not adding to landfill every single day by reusing this clean product for months.

The cleaning cloth brand I've purchased for years is no longer made with the same quality as it used to be, so I was searching for a replacement and came across the Bambooee Towels. Skeptical of the claims, I decided to try a roll and was amazed at how good and how durable these things are. I've only used two sheets of the roll so far and I purchased them over a month ago. They are heavily used, multiple times daily, have gone through the wash weekly and still have plenty of life in them. I love that there's no lint left behind or disintegration and although they shrink in the wash, they are still highly useful and effective. I'm sold!

Bambooee is a really awesome new product that I have been reading mixed reviews about. I had to try it for myself because I am a horrible big paper towel waster. :( I think I am reformed. I like the 30 sheet roll and I find it useful to use a fabric pen or sharpie (which tends to run) to mark the sheets as to what I am using them for. They are unlike paper towels as they last for many uses so I will put 1 in the bath, 1 in the kitchen, 1 for hands, 1 as a tissue, 1 as a dust rag, etc. You can wash them in the sink when they get grungy and you can use bleach. THEY WILL MOLD IF YOU TOSS THEM IN A BAG WET, so make sure you dry them first if you want to bag them to wash them later. I did not put them in the dryer. They air dry pretty quick. I folded them up and put them in a tray and VOILE'! I like them very much, they are sturdy and environmentally conscious. SAVE SOME TREES. Bamboo sponges are the bomb too!! FYI These towels are not biodegradable. We just started ripping up sheets and using them in place of all paper towel items. It became apparent that these towels were a big waste of money and not helping the environment.

I have a pile of these in my kitchen to wipe up the counter, use as napkins, and other things a paper towel can be used for. Initially, they are 'stiff' on the roll, but once you wash, they shrink a little and get quite fuzzy and much softer. They do eventually start to wear out--some of mine are getting holes in them. But they still last longer than a disposable paper towel (which I do still use for gross pet stuff).

I bought these when I first saw them on Shark Tank. We go through paper towels by the case and I thought this might reduce our use of paper towels. They are better than paper towels, are great for any use and can be easily washed and reused( as long as you don't throw them into the dryer).I was worried about what they would be like after washing them. They were great, even softer. Don't know if you will get 100 washes out of them, but they are certainly washable many times. I like that they pick up the dust and lint. I just reordered them so that tells you how much use I got out of my first roll. I especially like them for washing my wood floors. They are light, pick up the dirt and can easily be rinsed out. Sure they may have stains on them after the first use, but who cares?

These towels are great! I use them to wash dishes and then rinse them out. After a few uses, I throw them in the laundry with towels and other dish towels. They last and last and last.

Let me start off by saying that this is a high-quality product. If you use it as directed, you'll have fine results. My main struggles are mental/behavioral. For one, the material is thicker than your average paper towel; it feels more like a cloth. For some reason, I struggle with feeling comfortable actually dirtying each one. If there's a big spill or mess, I feel icky about using this towel, rinsing it off, and just letting the damp somewhat-soiled cloth sit with my dirty laundry. (Just as I separate colors and whites, I now have a separate section for these cloths.) I'm so accustomed to throwing out a dirty paper towel and being done with it. On the flip side, if there's a minor spill, like a spilled tsp of egg white on the counter, it feels like a waste to use the towel; again, I have to use it, rinse it - if the spill is small/minor enough, I guess I could just use it again without fully washing it, but I feel weird about doing that, so I usually just add it to the dirty laundry pile. So... laundry. While I'm reducing paper waste, I'm now using more detergent than before, more water than before, and spending time hanging the newly cleaned cloths on a drying rack. The two BIGGEST improvements to this product would be: (1) the ability to throw these in the dryer and (2) find a way to wrap them back around a paper towel dispenser! It's starting to take up some room, having the paper towel roll with the unused sheets and then a pile of folded (used) clean sheets. The aforementioned behavioral struggles are just a "me" thing that I'll have to get over. Again, the product itself is nice. In the month or so that I've had this product, I've probably used half of the sheets. It doesn't look like it. They say there are 30 in the package, and I have 15 sitting on the drying rack. But it looks like there are many more on the roll. I use them every day, usually as a napkin with my dinner. I do laundry for these about once a week and really only use a new one when all my existing ones are dirty (and I feel too lazy to do laundry and wait for one to dry). When I finally get through all of the sheets to the point where they are un-usable, and who knows when that will be, I will likely go back to regular paper towels. It's just much less of a hassle. I can spend $1/week for regular paper towels and not have to strategize or think about my use after that.

OK, so the wife sees this on a re-run of Shark Tank, and gets all excited. I'm thinking just another "ShamWow" scam product, but I decided I'd go ahead and order it, and let her find out for herself. Well get the stove going, it's time for this husband to cook up some crow! I ordered this several months ago, and we still haven't gone through half the roll. My wife who drove me nuts buying tons of paper towels every time we went to the store has bought only one small pack of them since these arrived. They are a bit stiff and not as absorbent when first pulled off the roll as a regular paper towel, IMO, but get the job done. The real usefulness comes after they've been washed once. Then they soften up and fluff up just a bit, and become much more absorbent. So far the only ones we've had to throw out were used for some pretty nasty clean up, which is why we ended up buying a few rolls of paper towels. Some things you just don't want to mess with after clean up, and you won't want to toss these Bambooees after just a single use or two, so paper towels still have their place. But for everyday use, these have a permanent place in our household, and have more than paid back their initial cost in all the paper towels we no longer buy. I have found a washed Bambooee makes an excellent lint-free polishing rag and window/mirror cleaner. My wife keeps one at the sink, and a quick rinse and squeeze dry after using puts it right back to work again. We have thrown them in the washer with no issue, either. All in all, this product does just what they claim it does, and I have no hesitation in recommending it. They are more like having a roll of reusable dishcloths than paper towels.

Above my expectations! Super absorbant! Washing them is a breeze! I have been saving so much money from not buying paper towel!

Love them no more paper towels for me.

we love it

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