PandS Reusable Paper Towels - Plaid 40 Count - 1 Roll 10?×10? Cleaning Wipes - Shop Towels - Strong Absorbent Quick Dry - Cleaning Supplies - Hous...

I have a precious, precious spray bottle of Lysol Brand New Day and an empty canister of the wipes that are impossible to find now. I take three of these PandS reusable towels, spray them with my Lysol in the canister so that no precious drop escapes, and I have them at the ready on the rare occasion that we exit the house to do a curbside pickup or to get gas. I can wash them by hand with soap and water with a little bleach, and reuse them. Even if wipes again become available, I will prefer to use the PandS as described. Additionally, I accidentally left one of these wipes in a bowl of bleach water for 3 days, and it didn't disintegrate. I was able to rinse it, hang it dry, and reuse it. I didn't expect to be so enthusiastic about a simple reusable wipe, but here we are.

Love these cloths. They are thin enough for my arthritic hands to hold yet thick enough they do not tear. So far I have used these with spray disinfectant on my stove, kitchen counters, door knobs, outside of microwave and dishwasher. They rinse out easily. I hang them on my oven handle. Tip: I use a clothes pin to clip the sides together so they don't fall off the handle. I got these mostly because the colors and thickness is different from anything else in my kitchen. Hoping that will help my husband to remember not to use the cloths on the oven handle for washing dishes cause I am using them with disinfectant spray. LOL They can be used to wash dishes but I don't use them for that purpose. I know these clothes will save money on paper towels. I would recommend these for cleaning in the kitchen. Probably will work fine in bathroom and other areas I just haven't tried them anywhere but in the kitchen yet.

I purchased several rolls, a couple months ago, because I wanted an alternative to paper towels. Due to the pandemic, paper towels aren't always available. I can typically use one sheet for a week or so before it breaks down enough that it needs replaced. I use it, wash it out with a little soap, rinse it out and hang it on the sink to dry. I save the old ones to clean up puppy/kitty messes and then throw it away. It's saved me money and time due to not having to search for regular paper towels or using the washer/dryer for regular dish towels. It also prevents excess trash and I don't have as many dirty dishtowels to wash. I'm going to continue to purchase them even when the pandemic is over and store shelves are restocked.

These disposable towels have saved me a lot of laundry since my local stores are out of paper towels. I like that I'm not using so much paper. They appear sturdy so far and do the job well. The only downside is that they are a bit pricey.

These dish rags are a lot smaller than your average dish rag. They are on a roll with perforated lines to rip and seperate, but if I use more than one to make it larger, they pull apart anyway. Not a bad product, just not as thick or large as I had hoped.