UnPaper Towels
UnPaper Towels
UnPaper Towels
UnPaper Towels
UnPaper Towels
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UnPaper Towels

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$14.00
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UNpaper® Towels are the perfect swap for disposables.

Bold and graphic prints add a little fun to your daily household chores. Surprise prints are just that - a surprising, whimsical mix! Available in 6 or 12 packs.

Size is 12"x10". Towels are single ply 100% cotton flannel. Edges are serged for durability and to prevent fraying. Absorbency is increased after the first few washes and will shrink just enough to be the perfect size for a standard paper towel roll. 

UNpaper® Towels naturally cling together, making it easy to roll up on a paper towel roll without the need for snaps. Or store them in a basket. 

CARE + WASHING: Machine wash warm with like colors, dry in dryer.

Handmade by Marley's Monsters in Eugene, Oregon.

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Alex Brahlek

Beautiful, durable, works so well!!! Absorbant. All great things. Love them, they make me happy.

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Luci Brown
Does So Much!

I use these a lot for a napkin especially with my child (he loves all the prints). They also work well for cleaning up quick and light messes, drying a cup of fish, just doing the general kitchen work a paper towel would! I still have a roll of paper towels on hand as I transition over to these, but it’s already VERY noticeable how much less we use paper towels with these around.

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Laura H.
Soft, absorbent, useful

I love these UNpaper towels-- they are great for wiping up counters, and as lunch napkins. The different prints are playful, cheerful, and a welcome addition to our kitchen and lunch boxes! I still have paper towels in the kitchen, but I'm using a lot fewer of them now.