Panda Eco Paper makes paper towels from unbleached bamboo, so the rolls come out in a natural brown rather than white. Each roll has 150 sheets at 6 3/8 by 10 7/8 inches, and the core tube is bamboo too. The brand certifies the paper free of PFAS, formaldehyde and heavy metals, and calls it biodegradable, septic-safe and safe for black and greywater systems. It suits households that want a plastic-free, unbleached towel and will trade the bright white look and quilted softness of mainstream brands for that.
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Rated 4.6 out of 5 from 35 ratings. Buyers back the unbleached, chemical-free approach and the bamboo core; the common knock is that the paper feels thinner and less plush than conventional towels.
These paper towels are made from 100% bamboo and are unbleached, so the sheets keep the natural brown bamboo color. The inner tube is also 100% bamboo. Each roll is individually wrapped.
The towels are certified PFAS-free, formaldehyde-free and heavy metal-free. They are also free of paraffin, wax, dioxane, PEGs, fragrance, chlorine, bleach and PCP. The sheets are extra thick and soft to the touch.
The towels are 100% biodegradable and safe for septic systems and for black and greywater systems. They can be used at home, at work, while camping or in an RV. The bamboo tube can be used for crafts. The bamboo is not USDA certified organic, and the farms it comes from do not use pesticides.
