Are the original Viva® Towels going away? Viva® Towels aren't going away but you might notice something a little different on the shelves. We're relaunching as Viva® Signature Cloth™! Don't worry, you can still expect an exceptional clean from the towels you know and love.

Made from Bamboo VIVA Eco Paper Towel is made from 100% bamboo fibre. Why bamboo? It's renewable and fast-growing.

Kimberly-Clark is another of the world's largest producers of consumer paper products. In addition to Viva, they also own Kleenex, Huggies Diapers, Pull-Ups, and Kotex.

The wood pulp used in Viva paper towels comes from responsibly managed forests that are replanted or naturally regenerated after harvesting. Viva towel cardboard cores are also 100% made from recycled paper.

These are my favorite paper towels. They are soft to the touch and last without leaving behind cotton bits or tearing. They are soft enough to double as a napkin and they leave a streak-free finish when cleaning mirrors and glass.

What makes these towels so expensive? For most companies, it all starts with the material. Not only do synthetic fibers tend to not feel as luxurious as, say, a plush cotton towel, they can't be bleached as often, which is a problem for anyone who wants to keep their white towels in pristine condition.

The Perodua Viva is a city car manufactured by Malaysian automaker Perodua since 10 May 2007. At launch, Perodua marketed the Viva as a Kelisa replacement only.

I'm a fan of the viva paper towels! They're a much different texture than typical paper towels, much smoother/softer as well as more durable. Cloth diapering mamas often use them as disposable inserts for the diapers because of their durability and texture!

The Best Paper Towels of 2023

• Best Overall. Bounty Select-A-Size.
• Best Value. Kirkland Signature Create-A-Size Paper Towels.
• Best Reusable. Papaya Reusable Paper Towel 2-Pack.
• Best for Dusting. Viva Signature Cloth.
• Strongest Paper Towel. Sparkle Paper Towels.

4.8 5 0 301 301 Strong, disposable cleaning cloths in a box that dispenses one perfect size towel at a time – wherever you need it. Each box is plastic-free and 100% recyclable, so it's good for the environment too!

Japanese towels definitely excel when it comes to absorbency. They're also soft and can vary in many different ways such as by material, use, and size, so please use this guide while buying a Japanese towel to find one that's right for you.

Hermes for the Beach The luxury towel measures 36in by 60in and is made of 100 per cent cotton terrycloth. Hermès offers it in twenty different prints, with some designs available in multiple colours. At $530 (approx Rs 27,700), you're definitely not bound to find a more expensive beach towel.