Betterway Bamboo Paper Towels - 6 Rolls, 2 Ply - Plastic Free, Disposable Kitchen Paper Towels - Select Size, Tree Free, Compostable, Strong & Absorbent, No Dyes

These rolls look smaller than the brands you find at the store, but they last me a good amount of time. They are sturdy and hold up when used. They aren’t super rough feeling and are not terrible for the environment. 5 stars. I have a subscription I like these so much.

Tends to come in fewer amounts in the box. Rolls are smaller than regular paper towels. However they work well, keep me focused on minimizing the use of them, and if they help the planet I’m all for it! Also more expensive than regular paper towels and I’m hoping price will come down gradually.

There was a bundle discount of these paper towels and the toilet paper. I had started using the TP around a year ago. It lasts a long time, and is absorbent, so even though it is more expensive it last longer than your normal toilet paper. I'm also huge on making sustainable changes! I am disappointed with the paper towels. They are TINY. Small thin rolls, that I don't think will take us long to blow through. Unfortunately in this case, I may just have to continue using VIVA which one roll lasts me like a month (so forever!) I hope that betterway might reconsider the amounts/size of these rolls in the future. Right now I really can't justify these tiny rolls for 27.00 or more dollars depending on the day.EDIT: I'm giving an extra star for customer service.

This is a brand that I have used before and this order replenishes my supply.Bamboo is a grass that can be processed for many uses (paper towels, toilet paper, bedsheets, clothes, flooring, etc.) and grows very fast. It saves millions of trees and prevents deforestation and loss of habitat for vulnerable species.As usual, my order came quickly, in boxes that are compact and easy to store until needed.Betterway will always be my go-to supplier.

I’m conflicted about these paper towels. I love the idea of sustainable products such as this, but it’s the cost that gets me. The rolls are small to begin with. They are not absorbent at all and you have to use multiple sheets to clean something up. The paper towel falls apart if you try and wet it to wipe something. So you’re using double the sheets from a small roll that cost considerably higher then a conventional paper towel. The conflict is that we want sustainable so we don’t keep cutting down forest, but at this price and the amount that is wasted makes it difficult. It’s not worth the money but it’s worth the concept. My advice is use wash cloths as much as you can and use less paper towels.

These are good quality towels. My go to for bamboo paper towels

These paprr towels are eco-friendly and are very absorbant . I have them shipped on the subscription plan so I never run out

So thin! I have to use more then usual, making it less economical.

These are not nice bamboo towels. They are the cheapest crap you'd get at a dollar store.