These Reusable Kitchen Rolls are 100% organic cotton rolls and are an excellent alternative to paper kitchen rolls. The Reusable Kitchen Rolls can clean surfaces, spills, and your home. They can be reused after being cleaned and rinsed with soap and water. In addition, you can wash them in your washing machine if they need a thorough cleaning before their subsequent use.

The seven kitchen roll sheets are packaged in a reusable cardboard tube, but they can also be folded or unrolled and kept flat in a drawer or other handy place.

All-natural cotton.
Vegan, Plastic-Free, and Biodegradable.
When colouring olive green, only natural dyes are used.
Reusable and Machine Washable.
A tree is planted for each pack you buy.
To increase durability and stop fraying, edges are sewn.
Prewashing prevents shrinkage.
Strong, resilient, and highly absorbent.

Packaging and supplies
They are made of 100% organic cotton and are 100% recyclable, making them completely biodegradable. It comes in a 100% recycled, unbleached Kraft paper sleeve with soy ink printing.

About Zero Waste Club:

Their manufacturing facility is located in the Indian state of Tamil Nadu. The state’s minimum wage is 8000 INR per month, whilst the makers are paid 16,000 INR per month.

The creators put in 8 hours a day, five days a week. All public holidays are observed. Gloves, face masks, and hats are required for the makers’ health and safety. Regular health checks are also performed at the factory’s expense.

To reduce the carbon footprint of each product, it is shipped via sea freight. In addition, we reduce our carbon footprint by planting a tree for every item we sell.

Product upkeep and disposal:

Washing temperatures can reach 60 °C (140 °F). Although it can be tumble-dried, air drying is recommended to reduce energy consumption. In addition, they advise against fabric softeners because the softener will interfere with the ability of organic cotton to dry.

When the towel has served its purpose, consider reusing it as a cleaning cloth. Then, when you’re finished, chop it up and add it as a “brown” material to your home compost.

Inquire with your local government about cotton recycling.

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