27-10-2019, 05:55 PM
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Re: Kitchen Rolls
I use rather a lot of kitchen rolls.As with most things, I find you get what you pay for.
Cheap ones are smaller sheets and not much thicker than tissues, while the better ones I find are larger, thicker, and much more absorbent.
If you look on the outside packaging it will tell you if they are 2-ply or 3-ply too.
I use them for mopping up spills, drying the dog bowls when I washed them, wiping my draining board down, wiping condensation off the windows, and even blowing my nose if the paper is nearer than the tissues. Used to be handy for puppy tiddles too!
Couldn't manage without them.
27-10-2019, 06:35 PM
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Re: Kitchen Rolls
Originally Posted by Mups
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I use rather a lot of kitchen rolls.As with most things, I find you get what you pay for.
Cheap ones are smaller sheets and not much thicker than tissues, while the better ones I find are larger, thicker, and much more absorbent.
If you look on the outside packaging it will tell you if they are 2-ply or 3-ply too.
I use them for mopping up spills, drying the dog bowls when I washed them, wiping my draining board down, wiping condensation off the windows, and even blowing my nose if the paper is nearer than the tissues. Used to be handy for puppy tiddles too!
Couldn't manage without them.
28-10-2019, 12:26 AM
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Re: Kitchen Rolls
I also use a lot of kitchen roll, but do try not to waste it these days particularly as it's pricier than it once was. I also use it to wipe the dregs of pet food from bowls. Or to clean mirrors and windows, wipe dry the cooker hob. Also to prepare salad rather than using a chopping board that you have to wash up (which is worse?).I'm really hygiene conscious so having wet rags always makes me think that they are spreading more germs around. I did try to find out about how clean kitchen rolls were but the internet draws a blank on how they are made etc.
I will be checking out Meg's tip about Waitrose. I think Meg also suggested using their wonderful value loo roll.
28-10-2019, 12:33 AM
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Re: Kitchen Rolls
Originally Posted by Mups
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I use rather a lot of kitchen rolls.As with most things, I find you get what you pay for.
Cheap ones are smaller sheets and not much thicker than tissues, while the better ones I find are larger, thicker, and much more absorbent.
If you look on the outside packaging it will tell you if they are 2-ply or 3-ply too.
I use them for mopping up spills, drying the dog bowls when I washed them, wiping my draining board down, wiping condensation off the windows, and even blowing my nose if the paper is nearer than the tissues. Used to be handy for puppy tiddles too!
Couldn't manage without them.
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