Incorporating reusable products into everyday life can reduce single-use waste and create a more sustainable lifestyle. For those who find themselves blowing through their weekly shopping budget on ...

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Paper towels are a staple in any household, but they aren’t exactly sustainable. That’s why you’ll find reusable paper towels in every low waste home — especially from one super-popular brand.

Seven months into the pandemic and there's still a paper towel shortage. A combination of hoarding, slowed production, and stalls in the supply chain have made it so difficult to find paper towels, ...

For most people, abiding by a more sustainable lifestyle is a relatively new (albeit sometimes tricky) concept. On the surface, the steps to reduce your carbon footprint seem obvious: Ditch plastic ...

When it comes to creating less waste, there are some habits that are harder to break than others. Take paper towels, for instance. They’re so damn convenient—but this convenience comes at a price.

Reusable paper cleaning products are an eco-friendly option for keeping waste and ongoing costs low. In light of concerns surrounding the novel coronavirus, we recommend using disposable products ...

Paper towels are great. There, I said it. You rip a sheet, wipe up a mess, then toss the paper in the trash. No extra cleanup or washing, and most of the time—for small messes at least—you don’t need ...

Keeping your kitchen clean and tidy is always easier when you have the right tools. While you may think paper towels are essential to wiping up spills and kitchen messes, they’re single-use and not ...