Overview

The ecoegg bamboo kitchen roll is designed to be a complete, eco-friendly replacement for kitchen roll, and are versatile with several uses around your home.

The towels themselves come in a roll and are perforated so they can be easily separated, giving them the same feel as your traditional paper towels. The difference is they can be used time and time again, saving you money and taking care of the environment.

Each sheet is strong, super-absorbent, scratch and residue free and can be washed, dried and re-used 85 times, which means each roll can be used 1700 times. This saves the unnecessary waste of single-use kitchen rolls going into landfill.

How do they work?

The reusable bamboo paper towels themselves come in a roll and are perforated so they can be easily separated, giving them the same feel as your traditional paper towels. The difference is they can be used time and time again, saving you money and taking care of the environment.

Each reusable kitchen towel is strong, super-absorbent, scratch and residue free and can be washed, dried and re-used 85 times, which means each roll can be used 1700 times. This saves the unnecessary waste of single-use kitchen rolls going into landfill.

Sustainable savings

Each standard pack single-use kitchen roll can cost around £3.50, so £0.88p per roll and has an average of 50 sheets – costing around £0.02p per sheet, which you use only once before throwing it away. A roll of reusable bamboo towels costs £7.99, with 20 sheets per roll – but because they are reusable this will only cost you £0.005p per sheet, assuming you use and wash it up to 85 times.

This would mean if an average of 2 rolls of single-use kitchen roll was used per week over the course of a year, swapping to reusable bamboo towels could mean an average yearly saving of around £67

The ecoegg Bamboo Towels are manufactured using sustainably sourced bamboo. The packaging for these towels is also eco-friendly, as it is biodegradable.

By swapping to bamboo towels, you can substantially reduce your single-use products and plastic wastage. Using the above example, instead of using 208 single-use kitchen rolls every year, you could use just 6!

Once they have reached the end of their natural life, after 85 uses per sheet, they can be recycled through any textile recycling unit, but please check your local council’s recycling facilities.