washable paper towels 80P

It's thick, so you can use it for wiping the bottom of pots, as a dishcloth, and to wipe up the sink at the end, so it's very convenient.

It's not too big, so it's convenient when you want to use it a little.

It's tear-resistant and washable. The only thing I'm not satisfied with is that I have to cut it out with the dotted line every time. But you can use this like a tissue. My personal evaluation Paper quality Scottie > Nitori Both Scottie and Nitori are tear-resistant, but Scottie is much better for deep-fried food and draining. Ease of taking out Scottie > Nitori I bought this for camping, but now I use it at home too. I'm lazy, so the quality of my hair is poor, but I use Nitori these days. If they make a version of this with the same quality as Scotty, I'll switch. So, please make one, Nitori.

I bought this because it looked good for camping. It's good, but I usually use the tear-resistant Scotty. Paper quality Scotty > Nitori When it comes to wiping up fried food and moisture, nothing beats Scotty. Both are good at preventing tears, but Scottie is tear-resistant but you can cut it in any direction you like (except for the dotted line). Ease of removal Scottie < Nitori Scottie is troublesome with the dotted line. This is like a tissue, so if Scottie comes out with a tissue-type, I'll switch! Nitori, please do your best.

I've been using kitchen paper for a long time, but it tears when you squeeze out a cucumber. This is very useful for wiping and squeezing out washed vegetables, and you can use it to clean the sink at the end without wasting any.