Papaya Reusable Paper Towels, Premium Swedish Dishcloths, Washable Reusable Dish Cloths, 1 Sheet Replaces 17 Rolls, Eco Friendly Stocking Stuffer - 2 Sheets, 1 Hook[Amazon-developed Certification] Compact by Design

Thought I’d take a change and give these a try and I’m glad I did. They are long lasting and absorbent and even come with a hook. There is no smell to them and are simple to wash (I throw mine in the dishwasher )and reuse over and over. Great product!

Absorbency:Perfect absorbency! Ring out and reuse!Value for money:This product has been awesome - the amount of money you save on using napkins alone is worth it!Design:Design is cute and fictional! I have thrown them in the wash and reused them.Works well:Works great! Continue to ring out/ wash/ and reuse!

I saw the commercials on Facebook and got curious. Loved the idea of something good for environment, functional, and money saving. OMG!! These things truly are all what they promise, let's be real bounty's are not cheap and are getting thinner, and regular paper towels are ridiculous. The Papayas look adorable, they don't use too much space, absorb a lot, and come up truly as new from the dishwasher. I'm so in love with product that I have them on my bathroom too. Material wise may feel weird, is just a matter of habit, they are like cardboard type at the beginning, but as they start trapping moisture they get flexible and they are resistant. The only thing I would say this has, and is not a deal breaker at al, is that once you wet them they dry warped and not flat. Totally recommended!

The quality is great! I saved so much paper towels by using this to clean the countertops and table. It does not smell even after couple uses and cleaning it is very easy. My four year old son loves to help me out with cleaning using these since they are cute and fun to use!!

Bought because of a bunch of ads on fb. Next week after it arrived I found nearly identical ones at Costco for a fraction of the price and it came with like 8 towels. The only difference was the Costco ones didn’t have a hole so I used a hole punch to get the job done. I wouldn’t buy these again. Exactly as described though. Good for cleaning and have lasted many months so far.

I’ve been using papaya towels for about a year now. I love them so much.Pros:-FAST drying, no awful smells like washcloths-Easy to wash - throw them in the dishwasher or the washing machine (my preference) and reuse again and again.-Great for small spills that don’t warrant an entire paper towel, or large spills that would require multiple towels or a washcloth.-They're so cute! The aesthetic appeal in the kitchen is great so it makes them easier to hang in accessible areas. I would never hang a wash cloth here, but papaya? Hell yeah! Even the hooks are cute.-Easier to clean = cleaning more often. My counters get wiped down every time we use them now, because you just don’t have an excuse anymore.Cons:-If using them like a traditional paper towel, they don’t dry things, and it’s hard to wash things that would smear (like mirrors or windows) that a paper towel would be better suitable for.-Sometimes they dry wonky. It doesn’t affect the use the next time you grab one, but it does alter the aesthetic a little bit. Minor con.I bought a couple of packs right at the beginning and I’m still using them all. I like to swap out the colors and designs because I get bored easily, so because of that I have never used a papaya to its end.I got these as gifts for people this Christmas because I think everyone will love them and benefit from them.

Trying to cut out paper towels entirely with these! So much better than a sponge or paper towels and they last a year+ in our house. I have them in the kitchen and bathrooms for quick and sustainable cleanups.

I’ve had this in my kitchen for about 3 weeks now, and it is a game changer! Easily picks up spills, drys quickly, and looks cute in my kitchen. It’s saving me on paper towels for sure.