Stella & Sol Sustainables
Winter Bundle: Cardinals, Winter, and Buffalo Print | 60 Towels
3 Winter Pattern Pre-Rolled Sets of 20 | Total of 60 towels
We all know the drill. You're in the kitchen, cooking up a storm, and you need to grab a paper towel to clean up a spill. But what if there was a better way? A way that didn't involve using disposables that just end up in the landfill?
Paper(less) Towels are the solution you've been looking for! These reusable towels are durable and just as absorbent as regular paper towels, so you'll be able to handle any spills or messes with ease. And unlike disposables, they can be washed and used over and over again. That means no more wastefulness, and no more feeling guilty about your paper towel habit's impact on the environment.
But that's not all. Paper(less) Towels also save you money in the long run. No more constantly buying new packages of paper towels - just use these again and again. They're easy to care for, too! Just toss them in the washing machine like any other towel.
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FAQs
How big are they?
Each towel is 12" x 8" (about 30 cm x 20 cm).
How absorbent are they?
Each towel is as absorbent as an 11" x 11" name brand towel.
Will these shrink?
Short answer: possibly.
Long answer: All fabric is pre-washed, dried, and ironed before it’s cut; I aim to minimize any shrinkage and distortion before it reaches you. However, washing in hot water and drying on a high setting may shrink them over time, especially since each washer and dryer is different. For best results, follow care instructions below.
Where were these made?
These are proudly American made, handcrafted in Claremont, NH.
Care
How do I wash my paper(less) towels?
Wash them in cool or warm water. Dryer safe.
Is there anything I shouldn't use with them?
Chlorine bleach- this will reduce the lifetime and risk discoloration of your patterns.
Fabric softener/fabric sheets- this will coat the threads, making them less absorbent over time
Materials
Made with 100% cotton flannel and serged for durability with cotton thread.
Packaging & End of Life
Packaging is 100% post-consumer recycled paper and sealed with paper tape. It is recyclable or compostable after use.
At the end of the usable life for the towels, you can cut them up and add to compost (cutting it up speeds up decomposition), or you can donate it to a fabric recycling program near you.
FAQ
Questions and Answers
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Man, I wish I had a calculator for that. It will depend on what you’re using them for, how frequently you wash your laundry, and how much you go through.
Assuming a once to twice a week wash, this is what I suggest:
If you use them infrequently, I’d suggest starting with a set of 10.
If you go through about a roll a week, I’d suggest getting a set of 20 to start, and determine if you need more from there.
If you’re going through more than a roll a week, I’d suggest starting with a set of 30 and determine if you need more from there.
The more towels (or tissues or wraps or whatever) that you have, the longer they’re going to last because you won’t have to wash them as frequently, thus reducing the wear they’re going through.
Remember, though, that the goal is to reduce your waste, not consume and consume sustainable products.