Sheet after sheet of single-use paper towels, like plastic bags that are discarded after one use, is not good for the environment. Now it’s time to look for affordable and eco-friendly alternatives.
Here are some eco-friendly alternatives to paper towels:
Reel is made from tree-free, 100% bamboo paper. Zero plastic packaging. Biodegradable and sustainable. Reel Paper is made of 100% bamboo, making each absorbent roll the most sustainable, eco-friendly paper towels on the market.
Truly an all-purpose, multi-surface towel, now you can dust, scrub, clean, polish, and dry your entire home, office and car! Clean everything, even windows, with just one towel… and clean effectively without added chemicals.
They are 100% Plant-Based – Made from natural plant-based cellulose. Natural cellulose fibers provide gentle agitation that is powerful enough for cookware but won’t scratch fine china.
They are biodegradable. No chemical dyes and no chemical fibers. More hygienic than sponges and plastic scrunchies because they machine wash/dry to refresh.
These eco-friendly Swedish Dish Cloths are dishwasher and washing machine safe for repeated use and less waste.
Care for the environment, protect your health, and save money with our beeswax food wraps. Perfect for bread, fruit, veg, meat, fish, snacks, and containers. This premium grade beeswax wrap keeps fruits, vegetables, and other perishables super fresh and for much longer than plastic.
Replace your single-use and disposable napkins with these eco-friendly washable alternatives, made from all-natural fibers.
One roll of these paper towels will last you the equivalent of 3 to 6 months of bulk single-use kitchen rolls. Each of these bamboo paper towel sheets is washable in cold water by hand and reusable from 80 to 100 times.
When companies continually call themselves 'eco-friendly,' it can be tricky to distinguish those businesses that are genuinely eco-friendly, and those that are merely jumping on the environmental bandwagon for green marketing.
Eco-Ratings give you the ability to make better choices when you shop. This rating system considers the following:
How big of an impact this product has as an alternative for a similar generic product?
How affordable is this product in comparison to a similar generic product?
How is the quality of this product in comparison to a similar generic product?
How socially and environmentally responsible is the company?
As part of the initial research, we look at how and where products are typically manufactured. We look into the effects of these products on the local community and environment, the global environment, and the workers who make them. Mostly, we rely on:
