A brighter, more sustainable way to clean.
This set of two reusable paper towels from Papaya is designed to replace wasteful disposables with something far more functional—and a lot more fun. Featuring the calming Baby Blues pattern, they bring a soft hint of color to your kitchen while handling everyday messes with ease.
Made from a highly absorbent, quick-drying material, these towels are perfect for everything from wiping counters and soaking up spills to washing dishes and polishing surfaces. Each set includes a convenient hook for easy hanging, so they can dry quickly and stay within reach.
Durable, washable, and endlessly reusable, they’re a simple switch that makes a real impact. Made from 70% cellulose and 30% cotton.
Why you’ll love them:
Replaces 17 rolls of paper towels
Ultra-absorbent and quick-drying
Machine washable and long-lasting
Includes hook for easy storage and drying
Bright, citrus-inspired Squeeze the Day design
A small change that makes your daily routine a little more joyful—and a lot more sustainable.
A brighter, more sustainable way to clean.
This set of two reusable paper towels from Papaya is designed to replace wasteful disposables with something far more functional—and a lot more fun. Featuring the calming Baby Blues pattern, they bring a soft hint of color to your kitchen while handling everyday messes with ease.
Made from a highly absorbent, quick-drying material, these towels are perfect for everything from wiping counters and soaking up spills to washing dishes and polishing surfaces. Each set includes a convenient hook for easy hanging, so they can dry quickly and stay within reach.
Durable, washable, and endlessly reusable, they’re a simple switch that makes a real impact. Made from 70% cellulose and 30% cotton.
Why you’ll love them:
Replaces 17 rolls of paper towels
Ultra-absorbent and quick-drying
Machine washable and long-lasting
Includes hook for easy storage and drying
Bright, citrus-inspired Squeeze the Day design
A small change that makes your daily routine a little more joyful—and a lot more sustainable.
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