Jumbo Reusable Paper Towels – Oversized Washable Cloths
The big-mess cloth — oversized, thick, and made to be wrung out and used again.
Some jobs eat half a paper roll: a sauce flood, a pet accident, a sink overflow. These jumbo reusable paper towels are the cloths you grab first — oversized cotton with real absorbency, built to retire disposable rolls exactly where paper towels struggle most.
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✧ WHY SWITCH
✓ Oversized cut — fewer cloths per big job
✓ Thick cotton that wrings out and goes again the same day
✓ Wash and reuse instead of rebuying rolls
❖ THE DETAILS
Cut — oversized cloths for large spills and floods
Fabric — thick cotton, absorbent and durable
Made for — batch cooking, kids, pets, garage and bathroom floods
Lifespan — built for 100+ washes
Care — machine wash with your regular laundry
♻ 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.
SUPER
ABSORBENT
OVERSIZED
CUT
100+
WASHES
HEAVY-DUTY
COTTON
Built for the big jobs
Oversized on purpose
One jumbo cloth covers what takes a fistful of paper sheets — fewer trips back to the roll.
Thick, thirsty cotton
A heavy weave that drinks a spill instead of pushing it around the counter.
Wring and go again
Rinse, wring, reuse within the same clean-up — paper can never do a second shift.
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.
Where jumbo earns its keep
Sauce floods & sink overflows
The full-pan spill, the dishwasher leak — one cloth down, flood contained.
Pet accidents
Muddy paws and worse — absorb the mess, rinse the cloth, wash it with the towels.
Under the dish rack
A jumbo cloth as a draining mat — catches the drips, washes when it needs it.
Car & garage duty
Windshield fog, boot spills, workshop wipe-downs — the cloth that can take it.
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 |
Jumbo reusable towels for the big messes
Bigger, thicker cotton cloths built for the jobs a paper sheet surrenders to: sauce floods, sink overflows, pet accidents, car and garage duty. One jumbo cloth goes down and the mess is contained.
Washable 100+ times each — soft enough for hands, heavy-duty enough for the workshop. Keep a stack where the big spills live.
Care, once and for all
Before first use
One wash first — cotton opens up and absorbency climbs over the early washes.
Wash
Machine wash warm with like colors. For greasy jobs, a dish-soap spot rinse keeps them fresh.
Dry
Tumble dry or air dry — they are working cloths, not precious ones.
Good to know
Skip fabric softener — it coats fibers and dulls absorbency.
Good questions
How is this different from the 25-pack?
The 25-pack is your everyday roll. The Jumbo cloths are oversized for the jobs that eat paper towels by the dozen — keep both: daily driver plus heavy duty.
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.
How are these different from the regular 25-pack?
Size and weight: jumbo cloths are oversized and thicker, made for big spills and heavy-duty jobs. The 25-pack roll is the everyday tear-off replacement — most kitchens run both.
Can one cloth really handle a big spill?
Yes — the thick cotton holds several paper towels' worth of liquid, and you can wring it out and go back for the rest.
How long do they last?
They are built for 100+ washes of hard use — far beyond the single use paper gives you.
