Ecoegg Bamboo Towels 20 per pack
£8
40p each
Product information
Each of the 20 towels can be washed and reused up to 85 times, giving you 1700 uses.
Made from viscose bamboo mix: 90% bamboo fibres, 10% PLA from corn starch
Preparation and Usage
Cleaning, Wiping, Dusting, Drying
1 Use bamboo towel until dirty
2 Wash at 40°C/1040F
3 Line dry
4 Reuse up to 85 times
Package Type
Other Information
Wash up to 40°C
Do not use fabric softener
Do not tumble dry
Do not iron
Additional Information:
The reusable replacement for kitchen roll 1700 uses
This roll contains 20 perforated sheets
Made from viscose bamboo mix:
90% bamboo fibres, 10% PLA from corn starch
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Label - Paper - widely recycled
Brand
Manufacturer
The Hatchery,
Steelfields,
Owens Way,
Gillingham,
ME7 2RT,
UK.
Return To Address
The Hatchery,
Steelfields,
Owens Way,
Gillingham,
ME7 2RT,
UK.
+ 44 (0) 1622 535 200
hello@ecoegg.com
www.ecoegg.com
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Ratings and reviews
Customer reviews (124)
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Not brilliant kitchen roll but great dishcloths
I didnt rate these highly as kitchen roll as its not hugely absorbent but treating them like you would a Jay Cloth reusable dish cloth and they are great. They last months at a time and dont go smelly like a fabric dishcloth and when they finally start to fall apart they will bio degrade unlike your standard cheap blue dishcloth.
Great value
I really like using these, I found them very handy & useful , great that you can reuse them so many times, we throw these in the dirty laundry after one use, unlike kitchen roll sheets they go straight in the bin after one use.
Just not kitchen roll
This is definitely not a kitchen roll - I tried, but it doesn't have the same absorbency or qualities of kitchen roll. Once it's wet, you have to use another sheet to continue drying. On the plus side, I've discovered it's perfect for growing cress and microgreens on, hence the three stars!
why bleach them?
These towels are lovely and absorbent, so clear up spills and drips, but are a startling white. Why use unpleasant chemicals to make them white, when a natural bamboo product would be a beige colour.
No good for wiping dry
I admire the concept but was disappointed to find these are not as absorbent as I expected them to be. They're also quite raggedy if you tear along the perforation - better to cut them.
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