Seventh Generation 100 Recycled Paper Towels 2 Ply 140 Sheets 6 Rolls

Arrives very quickly. Consistent quality. They cheap out on whatever machine creates the perforations, but that's my little OCD thing. Read more

As someone who’s been on a mission to use organic and chemical-free products in my home, 7th Generation paper towels have become a staple in my household. These paper towels have exceeded my expectations in more ways than one. First and foremost, they’re incredibly versatile. I keep them in both my bathroom and kitchen, and they never disappoint. The fact that I can trust these towels to be free from harmful chemicals gives me peace of mind, especially when using them around my family. One of the standout features for me is their exceptional absorption. These towels really get the job done efficiently, whether it’s wiping up spills or simply drying my hands. That level of performance is crucial in a busy household like mine. What truly seals the deal for me is my Amazon subscription to these paper towels. It’s a game-changer in terms of convenience. I never have to worry about running out because they arrive on my doorstep like clockwork. Plus, it’s eco-friendly packaging, which aligns perfectly with my commitment to sustainability. In conclusion, 7th Generation paper towels are not just worth the buy; they’re worth the subscription. They tick all the boxes for an eco-conscious consumer like me. If you’re looking for reliable, absorbent, and environmentally friendly paper towels, look no further. Give them a try, and you won’t be disappointed! Read more

These work just as well as any other paper towel, but I love that they are recycled, and I also love that I can tear off smaller sections. Read more

Review: Seventh Generation Paper Towels have become my household's eco-friendly go-to, and for good reason. This pack of 4, boasting 8 rolls each, delivers exceptional quality while staying committed to sustainability. Made from 100% recycled paper, these 2-ply towels not only fulfill their purpose with absorbency and strength but also contribute to reducing environmental impact. The sheets tear off smoothly, providing convenience without waste. I appreciate the brand's dedication to transparency about their materials and processes. Knowing I'm choosing a product that aligns with my values makes every cleanup task a conscious and responsible choice. Seventh Generation has successfully combined efficiency with eco-consciousness, making these paper towels a staple in our green cleaning arsenal. Read more

I've worked hard to remove toxins from my life. Started with pots and bakeware, then gave up sugar, seed oils, plastics ... and then moved onto clothing, bedding and hygiene products, etc. Have had tremendous results! I've healed from arthritis and fibromyalgia ... AND ...I've lost a ton of weight, etc. So, I figured I'd tackle paper towels. I wanted non-toxic paper towels because I use them when washing food or removing moisture from meat prior to cooking. I really wanted to like these and was willing to pay more, but am so disappointed with these paper towels that I will not repurchase them ... for the following reasons: - They go from dry to wet ... no in-between. When I'm done with my regular towels I put them to the side. Later I can reuse them to sop-up grease, wipe surfaces ... from individual cooking items/jars, etc., to the counter and floor. Can't do that with these. It will just leave streaks of water. - These towels are so thin that they stick/cling to raw meat, which is annoying. - These towels are so very thin. You have to use more to get the job done. - The towels do not tear well. - The rolls are too small. On the positive side these towels are low lint. Haven't yet used them for cleaning. Actually, they would work well if you ever ran out of toilet paper since they are low lint and are so thin. Additionally, if you suffer from dry hands they would work well for drying your hands. They are much softer than normal paper towels and less stiff and irritating. So, I will probably use these in the bathroom. However, I wouldn't recommend this if you live with irresponsible people since they may flush them! I'm not going to waste these to get rid of them. I'm sure they will come in handy for other things. I just know I will not be purchasing them for the kitchen again. Read more

I prefer to use paper products made from recycled paper and these are the best I’ve found. I use them as napkins too. Read more

We have been looking for an eco-friendly alternative for paper towels, because like it or not these suckers are convenient. For the most part, my house uses actual cloth/reusable towels, however there are times when you just want to use a paper towel for whatever reason (we have a new puppy, and prefer to use paper towels to clean up messes by him versus a towel). Thinking about our environment impact, we started trying different brands of "eco-friendly" paper towels. I am happy to say that these certainly are the best we have ever tried. Most of the eco-friendly options are either so incredibly thin they practically tear when you just blow on them, or they are barely absorbent. Although I agree with many reviewers that they are not the MOST absorbent, I will happily take that trade off by reducing my overall environmental foot print. They to a decent job of absorbing fluids and cleaning up counters, floors, stove tops, etc. The half-sheet feature is great as well to help reduce your use of a full sheet when able to do so. I will definitely continue to stick with Seventh Generation! SPECIAL NOTE: yes these two are on the expensive side, so... BUY IN BULK - you will SAVE more $$$ :) Read more

Paper towels that don’t kill trees. They work just fine. How much can one say about paper towels? Read more