We have designed the bamboo rolls to fit a standard 3.5 cm wide paper towel stand.There are the occasional wider ones that don’t fit but generally most of them are spot on.

You can however they have a tendency to pill when they're new and once they've been through the wash they can pick up lint. We recommend using our Eco Cloths for lint and streak free glass cleaning!

Yes you can definitely expect the towels to change a bit as you use them. These Bamboo Towels are all natural and made to breakdown after use, so they do start degrading towards the end of their usable life.

Expect them to shrink a little and the towels may become a little fluffy or stiff after washing. Despite this they still work!

Yes you can! Quick note though, it's a good idea to wet them first so they don't start smoking or catch fire! They are a natural bamboo fibre after all and bamboo can burn. This also prevents them from absorbing excess moisture and drying out whatever you're warming up.

Another thing to note is that if you're using them to cover food they can absorb the smells in the food, so you may want to wash them straight after if it's a particularly strong smelling dish.

These towels are easy to wash, you can get lots of stains off if you just soak in warm water with soap or detergent and them hang it out to air dry. For really stubborn stains sometimes we'll use the Oxygen bleach from Eco-warehouse

But mostly, if it's really stained we'll just “downgrade” that wipe to use for the floor or bathroom, and cut the corner off so we know it's not for the kitchen. Lots of our customers with pets will use stained wipes to wipe off dirty paws or fur after they've been outside, or even to wipe up any pet-accidents inside the house.

Yes absolutely this is a great use for them! it's one of our favourites in fact.

This help keep greens crisp and crunchy, plus keeps your Veg draw clean and tidy.

Great question! We've spent a bit of time using these towels now so Stine put together a blog on how she does it, check that out here - 7 Easy steps to use & reuse Bamboo Towels

Kristy likes to wash her towels in a regular wash with clothes then when they're still wet she stacks them up, one on top of another. She then puts this stack on a drying rack and they dry just as quick as the rest of the washing. This stack then goes straight in the drawer ready to reuse!

You can definitely use the bamboo for these in fact that's what we've done with our kids!

Because you're using them to clean up wee/poo we would suggest doing a hotter wash to kill any bacteria (60 degrees+). You will get a bit of shrinkage here due to the hotter cycle but this is to be expected with a natural fibre.

Also cut the corner off these cloths so you can differentiate between cloths you use in the kitchen/for food and cloths you've used for dirty jobs like this! That way you can reuse all your cloths and not get confused.

You can definitely use the bamboo for these in fact Kristy knows how handy these are for these kind of accidents as she owns two dogs!

Because you're cleaning up animal messes we would suggest a hotter wash to kill any bacteria (60 degrees +). You will get a bit off shrinkage here due to the hotter cycle but this is to be expected with a natural fibre.

Also cut the corner off these cloths so you can differentiate between cloths you use in the kitchen/for food and cloths you've used for dirty jobs like this! That way you can reuse all your cloths and not get confused.