
Forest Friendly Paper Towels
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Forest Friendly Paper Towels are 2-ply kitchen rolls from Who Gives a Crap, made from a blend of bamboo and sugarcane rather than virgin wood pulp. Each roll is double-length at 120 sheets, and the rolls come wrapped in paper with no plastic, inks, dyes or scents. They suit households that want a tree-free disposable towel for occasional messes and keep reusables for everyday wiping. Against mainstream recycled-paper towels, the draw is the bamboo-sugarcane fiber and plastic-free packaging; the trade-off is that they are a niche mail-order product rather than something you grab at any grocery store.
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These paper towels are made by Who Gives a Crap from a blend of sustainable bamboo and sugarcane. They are strong enough for tough cleanups, such as pet messes or sick emergencies.
Each double-length roll has 120 2-ply sheets. The towels contain no inks, dyes or scents, and the rolls come without plastic packaging. The outer paper wrapping can be reused as gift wrap.