Description The ecoegg Reusable Bamboo Towels are an eco-friendly, reusable and economical alternative to disposable single-use kitchen towels or baby wipes, thereby reducing waste (from the towels, as well as their wrapper packaging), while saving you money in the long run. Made from 90 % bamboo fibres, they can be used to wipe away spills, dry surfaces, or dust surfaces. It has a soft texture, suitable for using as reusable baby wipes. Strong and absorbent, each sheet can be washed up to 85 times, giving you up to 1700 uses per roll. Reuse each sheet up to 85 times giving 1700 uses Wash at 40 degrees celsius Soft, absorbent, and long-lasting How do Bamboo Towels work? Unlike normal kitchen roll, which you use once and then throw away, these, are reusable; just pop them in your washing machine and wash at or below 40 degrees. They can be washed up to 85 times per sheet and they get softer every time you do! Bamboo is one of the strongest and most absorbent natural substances. Use them wet or dry for spills, messes, cleaning, wiping, dusting, and drying. They never scratch and never leave any lint or residue. The ecoegg Bamboo Towels are made from a viscose bamboo mix – 90% bamboo fibres and 10% PLA from corn starch. What are the benefits of Bamboo Towels? By swapping to ecoegg Bamboo Towels, you will not only reduce single-use plastic packaging, but they will also save you money, making them kind to the environment, and your pocket. Size, yield and cost per wash: 20 sheets per roll, 85 uses per sheet, gives 1700 uses per roll, costs 17c per use Directions for use: Use sheets for cleaning as you would normal disposable kitchen towels. Wash them with laundry in your washing machine and wash at or below 40 degrees. They can be washed up to 85 times per sheet and they get softer every time you do! Air dry, do not tumble dry. Once dry, layer them in overlapping pattern on a flat surface, then run the roll over them, rolling them up as you move forward. Materials: 90% Bamboo viscose fibre 10% PLA from corn starch Country of Origin: United Kingdom
