Stop renting
Paper towels.
What our Pals
are saying.
4 out of 5 stars on Amazon
Perfect!
Perfect for what I was looking for. Washed up great in the washing machine. No stains remained on the cloth. Very durable!
Bamboo paper towels, highly recommended
An amazing product. Useful for cleaning and best part is it's reusable. It can be washed and reused. Highly recommend this product for everyday messes around the kitchen and the rest of the house.
These just very surprising!
These can fool you! When you rip the first one off the roll and use it it does not absorb moisture easily. I tried it to clean a window and was very impressed under the rougher use and I am going to try it on something else. They do windows great after they have been washed out once. My husband says he likes these better than paper napkins as they are very soft.
The paper towel
that doesn't quit.
Just three
simple steps.
One roll.
Five hundred uses.
Reusable bamboo
paper towels
50 Sheets · 500+ Uses
$24.99
- One roll replaces hundreds of paper towels.
- Toss it in with your laundry. Each sheet comes back about 10 times.
- Buy a roll and your membership is free for life.
Comingsoon.
Member prices
on all of it.
Free membership.
Free sample.
Claim your sample and you’re in.
Questions,
answered.
About ten washes a sheet, and fifty sheets a roll. That works out to 500+ uses from one roll, which is why a single roll outlasts stacks of the disposable kind.
Toss them in with your regular laundry and let them dry. No special cycle, no separate load, no fuss.
100% bamboo. Nothing else goes into them.
Shipping and nothing else. The five sheets are yours to keep either way.
Member pricing on every order, no retail markup. Buy a roll and your membership is free for life.
Across Canada, and orders leave our door within one to two business days.
Why people switch to reusable paper towels
If you have been searching for bamboo paper towels in Canada, you already know that the way we clean our kitchens is changing. Most traditional paper towels are made from virgin wood pulp, bleached with chlorine, and thrown away after a single use. It is one of the most wasteful habits in a typical kitchen and one of the easiest to fix.
