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$9 $18 In stock

Category: Kitchen Cleaning

Overview

Slow your roll, paper towels.

These reusable, plant-based dishcloths are perfect for spills, messes, and dusty surfaces. One cloth can absorb 20x its weight and replaces 17 rolls of paper towels! Unlike sponges, our Reusable Paper Towels air dry quickly, don’t pill or crumble, and can be composted right in your backyard.

Comes in a pack of 3.

All pictures shown are for illustration purposes only, actual product designs may vary.

Materials

70% cotton, 30% plant cellulose

How To Use

Use with soap, water, or cleaning solution on countertops and surfaces made of glass, stainless steel, or granite. Air dry between uses.

PF Tip: Our Reusable Paper Towels can even be used to clean your dishes in place of sponges and brushes!

Product Details

Size: 6.5" L x 7.6" W; comes in pack of 3

Packaging: 100% recycled paper belly band

More: Made in China using cloth from European Union.

Alternative To

Single-use paper towels and sponges derived from petroleum.

Care & End of Life

Care Instructions: To clean, wash in dishwasher or laundry up to 200 times. When damp, you can also clean your dishcloth by boiling or microwaving it. To dry, lay flat or hang dry. Do not machine dry.

Reusable Paper Towel:100% backyard compostable.

Paper Belly Band:100% compostable + recyclable in paper recycling.

Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Ella ★★★★★

I’ve had mine for a month now and it’s still holding up after daily wiping, which is way longer than any sponge I’ve used. The fact that it handles about twenty times its weight in liquid means I’m barely touching the paper towel roll anymore.

Ella F. ★★★★★

We’ve been using the same one for two solid weeks of daily dish duty and it still holds up great after every rinse. The absorbency is no joke, it sopped up an entire countertop spill in one pass. Honestly can’t picture going back to paper towels.

Penelope F. ★★★★★

Threw mine in the wash after a week of coffee spills and it came out looking brand new, still just as absorbent. This thing genuinely soaks up a full glass of water like it’s nothing—probably killed half a paper towel roll’s worth of use in two days.