does it use regular paper towels?
233927
You can use the kind that comes with the dispenser. However, I use the Kleenex hand towels--they are softer and more absorbent.
233928
It uses tri-fold towels. I bought a large box from Amazon when I got my dispenser. We have been loving it.
233929
It uses pre-folded towels, like what you would use in a restaurant bathroom. They're cheap and easily available at Costco and Cash and Carry. I personally don't think the opening for the towels is large enough to accommodate a regular roll of paper towels.
233930
The dispenser is designed for standard M-Fold/Multi-fold single sheet interlocking paper towels. Dimensions are typically 9.0" x 9.5" or 9.4" x 9.2" or 9-25/64" x 9-3/16" . They are folded in thirds in a zig-zag/accordian pattern. While not recommended, the unit will dispense C-Fold towels which are typically dimensions like 13 x 10" or 13.15 x 10.125". C-Folds are also folded in thirds but in a fashion that looks like a letter "C" because the left and right sides are folded to meet in the middle creating 3 panels. Both M-Fold and C-Fold towels are known as "Tri-Folds."The bottom of the shelf measures almost 12" x 4.25" and the opening is 9.5" so it follows that the 10+ inch C-folds would not dispense as smoothly. The dispenser is designed for standard M-Fold/Multi-fold single sheet interlocking paper towels. Dimensions are typically 9.0" x 9.5" or 9.4" x 9.2" or 9-25/64" x 9-3/16" . They are folded in thirds in a zig-zag/accordian pattern. While not recommended, the unit will dispense C-Fold towels which are typically dimensions like 13 x 10" or 13.15 x 10.125". C-Folds are also folded in thirds but in a fashion that looks like a letter "C" because the left and right sides are folded to meet in the middle creating 3 panels. Both M-Fold and... » Read More The dispenser is designed for standard M-Fold/Multi-fold single sheet interlocking paper towels. Dimensions are typically 9.0" x 9.5" or 9.4" x 9.2" or 9-25/64" x 9-3/16" . They are folded in thirds in a zig-zag/accordian pattern. While not recommended, the unit will dispense C-Fold towels which are typically dimensions like 13 x 10" or 13.15 x 10.125". C-Folds are also folded in thirds but in a fashion that looks like a letter "C" because the left and right sides are folded to meet in the middle creating 3 panels. Both M-Fold and C-Fold towels are known as "Tri-Folds."The bottom of the shelf measures almost 12" x 4.25" and the opening is 9.5" so it follows that the 10+ inch C-folds would not dispense as smoothly. « Show Less
2046588
same as any other towel. wash and dry - and drying takes a MUCH shorter time.
690520
No, it does not but it is easy to clean. I just use a regular cleaning brush.
72071
Unlikely, possibly you could have answered this yourself? Do your hands slip when you put them on a regular towel??
1785972
Not at all. I've had good results with microfiber towels. A PROPERLY used power buffer just makes the job easier and look better.
1169049
No. You can stuff a normal "American" size paper towel roll in there. Normal foil rolls and wrap don't fit until you have used a quarter of them.
1372229
I find paper towels to be very handy. Being as compact as it is, 2 layers of toweling is plenty for padding and cleanup
505530
No. It is almost completely made of paper if you try and cleaning it with water tends to make it fall apart. A vacuum cleaner can usually get it clean though.
1567798
No, I use a small piece of newspaper or paper towel. This all goes into the compost bin.
1711863
Yes they do - I have granite counters, and often use these towels when cleaning them.
223032
No, actually almost wash cloth size fit...not even hand towels. The look great though! I like it for looks and get mad when company uses them to be honest. Not practical but a good wall piece.
1727713
A standard roll of paper toweling works fine, im not sure how large an extra large roll of paper toweling actually is.
544964
yes it does. It is also made of a material that isn't very absorbent, so you can wipe most things off with a wet wipe.
2206649
I think so. First couple times I did it, I made a big mess too. Should be thicker, not runny. I still put a paper towel down.
161177
No. It's very absorbent and relatively thin - especially when compared to a conventional towel. The surface does have some tooth to it though - it feels a little like a thick chamois cloth when it's dry. It is easy to wring it out and then if you hang it up it dries quickly.
574438
I don't really know because I have only used the microfiber towel which I really like.
136341
It uses regular size rolls of bounty or Scott paper towels. It doesn't particularly like the select a size.