- Cleaning laptop and tablet screens
- Cleaning leaked toner from the drum of a laser printer
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Keep in microwave as liner; Wiping out washing machine after use to remove hair/moisture/gritty bits
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Couple of extra ones from me…
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Drying seeds to temove moisture (such as tomato or pawpaw).
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Germinating seeds.
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- Wiping hands after washing and before inserting and removing my ortho-k contact lenses (using hand towels carries the risk of tranporting previous user’s germs and/or fluff into the eye)
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I also use paper towels for
- a handkerchief - a decent size, strong and folds nicely inside the pocket
- serviettes for young children
- soaking up excess moisture from sliced tomatoes before putting them in a sandwich / hamburger – place the slices on half of a sheet or two, fold over the other half and dab
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Yes, my cast iron and carbon steel frying pans and woks love paper towels. I use them in seasoning (being careful not to set them alight or burn the fingers on hot oil) and to wipe them clean of fats and oils after cooking - no detergent shall ever be applied to corrupt the seasoning.
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Which paper towels perform the best – and which are the worst? Let’s delve into the CHOICE labs and find out.
Which brand do you prefer, and why? Let us know in the comments below.
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Not to be outdone, Bunnings now stock this in the garden section.
