Caboo Tree Free Paper Towels, Plastic Free, Toxin Free, 8 Family Size Rolls

a little pricey, but work well

Great paper towels and not so bad for the environment.

They are absorbent, and leave zero residue behind. Perfect for cleaning glass and mirrors without leaving dust everywhere. But it's much more expensive than average paper towels, probably too expensive for daily use.

Great!

I ordered these towels because I'm trying to do my part in leaving a smaller carbon footprint. While they do the job reasonably well, I found that the rolls are much thinner than the major brands of paper towels. And the sheets aren't separated into halves which means that I have to use a whole one even if I only need half a sheet to do the job, Obviously more sheets equal more rolls; more rolls equal more money. I understand that bamboo grows much more quickly than trees. And harvesting and production costs are phenomenally cheaper, making bamboo a much more sustainable product. However, I fail to understand how they can make a product so much more easily and cheaply than wood yet charge so much more for it. Until sustainability becomes more affordable, I believe I will stick to the old standards. As for those who can afford sustainability, I say go for it. I'll catch up in the future. I give it 3 1/2 stars because I believe they are on the right track.

Bought one pack of these with eco-friendliness in mind, not being sure what to expect. They are actually really absorbent and durable. The feel is a bit different from paper, but I like it. My only small gripe is I wish the sheets were a bit smaller. Overall, very happy with these, and it feels good to not be cutting down trees to wipe up spills.

Great paper towels, they are sturdy and absorb well.

This item is clean, but it is very small, the cutting space from each piece of paper is bit too big. So far, I like it, just wish it can be add more paper to it.

I like the price, absorbency is lacking.

I was looking for a eco friendly paper towel and Caboo fits in the category perfectly. It’s a 100% bamboo made, and the company use H202 instead of bleach to make it white. I found them a little smaller and a little rough in texture than the other commercial brands. But that is a not big issue for me given what eco friendly features I am getting with this. Price point could be better, other non-natural products are way cheaper.

I like the earth friendly, non toxic components.

I get the whole environmental push, but not going to make much of an impact with these prices. The product itself was pretty good, but not the best absorbent. Definitely not the softest, but not that rough either for hands. For low to middle income families, this isn't a cost effective option. Otherwise, I would be interested in using this product again.

It’s good, but in my opinion, each paper towel is big. I like more the smaller ones, and in case you need a bigger towel, you just take two towels, avoiding some waist And I think it is a little bit expensive for that much.