Caboo Tree Free Paper Towels, 8 Rolls, Earth Friendly Sustainable Kitchen Paper Towels with Strong 2 Ply

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.

These are great paper towels. They last me a long time and I love that they’re bamboo.

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.

a little pricey, but work well

The towel feels good in your hand like it won't fall apart when liquid hits it. Good news is, it doesn't fall apart. Not that many sheets to a roll compared to the leading brands of paper towels. You can see the difference. So the value you get is just not there. There is only one size on the roll, full size. Again negates any value left over from the small roll size. The bamboo towel works just fine. But if the company is counting on the bamboo to carry it, I think the product is short lived.

Amazing! I like the way they perform. Of course they not like “tropical island” brand - and there is solid eco reason behind that. But I’ve never used bamboo towels that as good as these ones. Definitely recommend!

I love that this product is so eco-conscious, it apparently doesn't compete for bamboo with pandas, it is unbleached and saves trees. The towels are rather thin, but I don't use them for cleaning. I use them for lining the bottom of my little birds' cage and also for threading between wires on their metal platforms that are placed inside and outside of their cages. My little birds love to chew on paper towels and now I have towels that are made with natural ingredients and are not bleached. I feel that eliminating as many chemicals as possible can only be a good thing for animals. Caboo, connect with pet bird organizations and see if you can get them to evaluate your product. If you can get references from them, you'll have another market in which to sell your paper towels.

We’ve always bought Bounty for our paper towels but decided to go eco-friendly. Unfortunately, we will not be repeating that decision and here’s why: 1) It is not absorbent. I have to use multiple plies to clean up spills 2) The amount of rolls and plies you get vs another brand is definitely not worth the money. We have much less for a more expensive price 3) Quality is not as good. It is brittle and not soft :( The only plus side is that it is eco-friendly but definitely not as functional as other brands Giving it a 1 for functionality but making it a 2 because yay saving our planet?

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 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.

I like the earth friendly, non toxic components.

I try to only use paper towels for really gross tasks. I find these paper towels absorb liquid quickly and stand up to behind the toilet seat scrubbing with no tearing. They're not as spongy as normal paper towels, but considering the price and the fact that they're tree-free, I'm very happy :)

Because it is sourced from Bamboo, it is less absorbent than regular towels, but its sustainability is far more conscientiously driven with an eye towards renewables