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Papaya Reusable Paper Towels for $13<\/a>:<\/strong> I mostly liked these cute, bright reusable paper towels, which are made from a mix of cotton and cellulose. They\u2019re composable and absorbent. The reason they’re an honorable mention is because the two-pack comes with a plastic hook. It makes sense to include something you\u2019d need, since you\u2019re supposed to hang these to dry them. But as best as I can tell, there\u2019s no way to buy them without getting a plastic hook. Even if one towel replaces 17 rolls of paper towels, they\u2019ll eventually need to be replaced, and I don\u2019t need a gajillion hooks around (even if they are useful!). If this brand ever allows the opportunity to buy refills without a plastic hook, I\u2019ll be more inclined to recommend it.<\/p>\n

Fantasticlean Microfiber Cleaning Cloth Roll for $26<\/a>:<\/strong> These tear-away microfiber towels are a solid replacement for paper towels, though microfiber is known for shedding microplastics<\/a>. It feels silly to be weighing out which is worse: deforestation or plastic pollution? They\u2019re both bad. These can be washed and reused up to 50 times, and they\u2019re quite absorbent. I still think the cotton flannel towels above are a better pick, but if you’re diligent about reusing these and you want a bulk quantity rather than the 12-pack above, these are worth looking into\u2014especially if your house goes through a ton of paper towels like mine does.<\/p>\n

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