Reusable Paper Towels – Cotton Flannel, 25/30 Pack
Classic flannel softness — the cloth kitchens ran on before paper existed.
Before paper, kitchens ran on flannel. These cotton flannel paperless towels are that cloth, cut for modern life: soft enough for faces and hands, tough enough for counters, and prettier than a paper roll ever looked. Towels, napkins and wipes in one — wash, reuse, repeat.
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✧ WHY SWITCH
✓ The softest hand feel of any towel we make
✓ Two pack sizes — 25 or 30 cloths
✓ One cloth for towels, napkins and everyday wipes
❖ THE DETAILS
Pack sizes — 25 or 30 cloths
Fabric — 100% cotton flannel, brushed and gentle
Edges — stitched to hold up wash after wash
Use — towels, napkins, wipes — every kitchen job
Packaging — green Eco-Packaging Box
♻ CARE
Machine wash with your regular laundry. Tumble dry or air dry, then roll them back onto the tube. Skip the fabric softener — it coats the fibers and dulls absorbency.
100% COTTON
FLANNEL
SOFTEST
FEEL
100+
WASHES
3-IN-1
EVERYDAY
Why flannel
The softest hand feel
Brushed on both sides — the cloth you reach for when skin, not just surfaces, is involved.
Three jobs, one cloth
Towel, napkin and wipe in a single stack — the pre-paper kitchen knew what it was doing.
Two honest pack sizes
25 or 30 cloths — sized for a drawer stack or a full holder roll.
What do paper towels cost you?
Slide to your household's pace and see how quickly this pack pays you back.
Estimates only. The cloths wash with laundry you already run — no extra loads counted, no special detergent needed.
If you can use a paper towel, you already know how.
01 · Tear it
Straight off the roll, off the holder you already own.
02 · Wipe it
Spills, counters, kids, the mystery stickiness.
03 · Wash it
In with your normal laundry. No special cycle, no babying.
04 · Repeat
100+ washes a cloth — about 2,500 uses a pack.
Flannel, all day
Faces & hands
Soft enough for the morning wash-up and the kids' sticky fingers after it.
Table napkins
A folded flannel at every setting — dinner feels calmer without the paper pile.
Lunchboxes & picnics
Wrap the sandwich, wipe the hands, toss it in the wash when you get home.
Dusting & polishing
Flannel's soft pile lifts dust instead of pushing it around — wood and glass approve.
Side by side
| The Chloven cloth | Disposable paper towels | |
|---|---|---|
| Use | ✓ Tear, wipe, wash, reuse | ✕ About four seconds, then the bin |
| Cost | ✓ Buy once — 100+ washes per cloth | ✕ Rebuy every month, forever |
| A year of it | ✓ One pack retires 85+ rolls | ✕ ~80 rolls bought and binned |
| Feel | ✓ Soft cotton flannel, gentler with washing | ✕ Can be harsh on skin |
| Packaging | ✓ Ships in our green Eco-Packaging Box | ✕ Wrapped in plastic |
The softest swap in the kitchen
Pure cotton flannel with a soft, brushed pile — gentle enough for faces and little hands, absorbent enough for counters and spills. These are the reusable paper towels that double as table napkins and lunchbox wraps.
Choose 25 or 30 cloths in gentle pastel solids. Wash, restack, repeat — flannel gets softer with every wash.
Care, once and for all
Before first use
One wash first — flannel blooms and absorbency climbs over the early washes.
Wash
Machine wash warm with like colors, regular detergent, right in with your laundry.
Dry
Tumble dry or air dry; fold or roll onto a tube — flannel clings, no snaps needed.
Good to know
Skip fabric softener — it coats the fibers and dulls both softness and absorbency.
Good questions
25 or 30 — which pack?
Start with 25 if you do laundry twice a week or more. The 30 keeps a deeper bench if laundry day is weekly.
Why aren't they super absorbent yet?
New flannel starts a little reserved. After the first few washes it gets thicker, softer and more absorbent — and keeps improving.
How do I wash and dry them?
Machine wash with your regular laundry, like colors. Tumble dry or air dry, then roll them back onto the tube.
What about stains?
Rinse colorful messes under cold water before they set, and wash as usual. These are working cloths — a lived-in look is part of the deal.
How long do they last?
Each cloth is rated for 100+ washes — about 2,500 uses per pack — and flannel gets softer with age.
25-pack or 30-pack — which do I need?
The 25-pack covers most households washing twice a week; the 30-pack suits bigger families or once-a-week laundry. Both are the same cloth.
Will they stay on a paper towel holder?
Yes — cotton flannel naturally clings to itself, so the roll holds without snaps. A small initial shrinkage is normal.
Are they soft enough for a baby?
The brushed flannel is gentle on skin and widely used for faces and hands — wash before first use as with any new textile.
