The Best

“The best Reusable Paper Towel I’ve ever tried.”

1 sheet replaces 17 rolls.
All natural. Antibacterial. Compostable.

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HOW IT WORKS:

Wet it

Your paper towel will feel a lil' stiff when dry. Simply wet to soften and watch it transform!

Wipe it

Use it like you would a regular paper towel! Except it's reusable, anti-bacterial, 20x more absorbent and cute as a button.

Hang it

Plus she comes with her own lil' hook! Hang after use for our no-smell, quick-dry, easy-storage solution.

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97% of our customers

significantly decreased their paper towel usage!

See what else they had to say:

Amazing Product

These little reusable cloths are totally amazing, some weeks I would have used 3 rolls of kitchen paper towel, but now I only use 1 kitchen paper towel, when I need to clean them the papaya cloths either go in the dishwasher or the washing machine and they come out totally clean and fresh ready to go, recommend these great cloths to everyone.

They are amazing

I love the design and love how well they work. I highly recommend!

Terrific little towels!

I'm trying to be more ecological, but not all products I try are workable for me. I received these towels and started trying them around my home. I then received an email with a video for suggestions for use, which was great!
So far I'm using onr in my laundry room to clean my dog's paws after a walk, and to wipe down the counter after I brush her (to catch all the hair). Another one is dedicated to washing her eyes (she gets tear tracks and I can tell the softness of these is much appreciated by her). I use one in my kitchen to clean my coffeemaker, my microwave, and the counters, and one in my bathroom to wipe down my sink after using it. I usually wash them with a little dish soap when they need it.
These squeeze out so well, there is no "post drip" like most cloths have, and they completely dry very quickly. I've already seen a noticeable reduction in the number of paper towels we're using. Great product!

A good priduct

This is a great product- works as promised - best thing is - it does not smell!! I love it just for this reason!! I have used only one and I am sure the rest will work the same

Love these towels

It’s a good feeling to have these towels to reach for to wipe up spills and sanitize countertops. It’s so much better than reaching for more paper towels- last waste feels great.

These work great for cleaning the kitchen and bathroom. I have been very happy and pleased with my purchase.

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FAQS

How long does one sheet last?

One Papaya paper towel replaces 17 ROLLS of disposable paper towel! Most people like to compost and start a new one after 2-3 months of average wear and tear, but one can last up to 6-9 months depending on use!

How does it work?

Your Papaya paper towel will feel a lil’ stiff when dry. Simply wet to soften, use it like you would a paper towel, rag or sponge, and then hang after use for our no-smell, quick-dry, easy-storage solution!

What are they made of?

Papaya paper towels are made of 70% cellulose and 30% cotton - both natural and renewable materials! So you can toss them in the compost at the end of their lifecycle and start a new one guilt free :)

How do you wash them?

For regular everyday use, hand-washing with soap and water does the trick. For a deeper clean (approx. once a week) you can machine wash & air-dry or place them on the top rack of your dishwasher during a cycle!

What makes them antibacterial?

Papaya’s materials are super quick drying (especially when hung on our hook!). Most bacteria thrives in damp environments, so unlike dish towels, wash cloths or sink sponges that tend to stay damp and never get fully dry, Papaya paper towels dry so quickly, they inhibit the growth of that icky bacteria!

How long do they take to dry?

Your Papaya paper towels will start to dry within 1-2 hours and are typically fully dry in 3-4 hours! Unlike other materials that stay damp overnight, allowing bacteria to breed and develop that icky mildew smell.