Recycled Unbleached Eco Paper Towels, 1000 Z Multifold Brown Organic 100% Post Consumer Waste

came on time no problems I went with theses instead of paper towelMuch better absorption and priceAnd it was easy to use paper towel just keep pulling the roll with this u can watch eat your usingI will b re-ordering

Our church has been asked to reduce our use of plastic, paper, etc. We found these 100% post consumer waste paper towels for our kitchen and bathroom dispensers. We have not had a chance to try them in the dispensers yet, but they look like they will be fine. And a good replacement for the bleached white paper towels we have been using.

If you think that you are getting a USDA Organic product, that meets those strict standards, then think again. The label does not indicate that the product is USDA Organic and even the answered questions indicate that. (See Below) Do not purchase this, thinking it meets USDA Organic labeling standards. I plan to return these paper towels.Question: how can these be both organic and 100% recycled post consumer waste? There would be no way to verify that waste was organic before it was recycled.Answer: It’s paper, by definition organic. 100% recycledBy Ricardo Busquets on December 22, 2019Paper is not by definition organic. Lots of pesticides go into growing trees for paper.By Emma t on January 29, 2021

I like the convenience. I don't have to pull it from the roll.

It's VERY HARD to find 100% post-consumer paper towels on Amazon for a reasonable price. I'll pay a *little* more for such a product but I won't $hoot myself in the foot. With standard roll-type PTs that's what's out there. Gougey prices for small, scratchy paper towel rolls.So I took a different approach: restroom-style PTs which also called for a different dispenser. I bought a bamboo, top-loaded holder which could mount on a wall OR sit on a window sill/counter.These paper towels aren't soft and they could be a little more absorbant but they get the job done, align with my eco values and don't break the bank.

The paper towels are perfect, but wrapped in plastic with individual plastic sleeves on eack packet ruins an otherwise environmentally positive product. The vendor should use paper, which can be wax paper for the outside if water is a problem during shipping.

Good value, good quality, unbleached. IU keep them in the kitchen on a little tray. the little black plastic tray asparagus come in works perfectly. They are so convenient to grab and use. They can go in compost, so I put a couple in the bottom of my compost container to absorb moisture. I will reorder when I need more.

For a product that's used once and then thrown away I'm very happy to purchase 100% post-consumer unbleached paper towels. These do the pick-up-the-mess just fine.

Bought these for work. In a hurry didn't realise they were shipped from America. Hardly helping reduce CO2 emissions. My error sadly. The box is tiny and at £46 with £20 prime discount for delivery these have to be the worst value ever. I always try to buy recycled or eco products but this was a huge mistake for the reasons mentioned.