Little Towels, Big impact

Have you ever spilled something on the counter and went to grab a paper towel and then to your amazement, you ended up with 6 sheets in your hand when the mess required only maybe 2 sheets. Now you've got a big clump of half dry half wet sheets going into the garbage. This used to happen all the time in my house.  

We live in a time that every penny matters. The average family of four in the US uses about 12 rolls of paper towels every month. A single roll of paper towels might not seem like a big expense, but when you add up all those rolls over time, it really starts to add up, approximately $300 per year.

On the other hand, HANDECLOTH Reusable Paper Towels might cost a bit more upfront, approximately $50 for a 24 pack, but they can be used for years and actually improve with time, saving you money in the long run. 

And it's not just about the money—millions of trees that have been chopped down in deforestation efforts to create the roll of single-use paper towels that we all too often use inefficiently and throw away. Although they are compostable, roughly 13 billion pounds of paper towels end up in landfills every year. Used paper towels are not considered recyclable because they are contaminated waste. When they do breakdown in environment of the landfill. they produce methane gas which contributes to global warming.

By using HANDECLOTH Reusable Paper Towels, you save money, help the environment, and make your life a little easier. It's a win-win-win!