Reusable Bacon Grease Absorber/GOTS Organic Cotton/Microwave Safe/Made in USA / 10x12 / Plastic-free Fried Food Blotting Paper Towel Replacement/Machine Washable/Gift for Bacon Lover / 5 PACK

I have been killing trees for years🙁. Thanks to this nifty (yes I said nifty)🤣 invention.. I am free from the guilt!!! Great item and reusable even when it turns brown from the bacon grease!!!! Thank your big beautiful brain 🧠 for the save!!! Keep the ideas coming!!!!!

I was skeptical but decided to try. After using them to soak up grease from food, I soak in my sink with hot water plus Dawn dish soap for 15 minutes. When I take them out of the water, they are grease-free. When I do laundry, I pop them in and wash in warm or cool water. They wash well and come out grease-free. Amazing. Saves on paper towels. Definitely worth the money!

I purchased a set for myself earlier this year. These work great to use instead of paper towels for bacon grease. I also use them when I brown ground beef, they sop up that grease really well. I soak them in hot, soapy water as recommended and they wash up beautifully. I liked them so well I bought sets as gifts for my children.

This review is for TUTENAGO Grease Absorber / 5 PACK Paper Towel Replacement/ Organic Cotton/ Microwave Safe/ Machine Washable/ Bacon Sponge/ Fried Food Sponge, natural color with red stitching. These are good quality small organic cloths that are absorbent. The material is natural colored 100% cotton with texture, similar to waffle texture. The cloths work well for drying kitchen items and as a paper towel substitute. They claim to have a purpose to absorb bacon grease, but then you need to wash a cloth full of grease; for bacon, paper towels that can be discarded still might be the best option. Made in USA.

These grease absorbing cloths are quite small & thin. It will only hold a few strips of bacon & the grease goes all the way through.

These actually work pretty well as a paper towel replacement for absorbing grease. They are not "huge"--actually a bit on the small side so if you're doing a large batch of frying you'll probably need all 5 of the cloths here or maybe more. I do like things that try to replace disposable materials so I'll try and use these as much as I can. I did throw them in the wash and with no spot treatment at all they didn't fare terribly, but there was some remaining grease stain visible. I don't know if I'll spot treat next time or just continue to use them with some stain, it may be too high-maintenance to try and treat these every time but we'll see.