Estimations put the impact of American households using three fewer rolls per year at 120,000 tons of waste saved and $4.1 million eliminated in landfill dumping fees. But, if that doesn't apply to you, the perks are pretty compelling: a superior product (thicker, sturdier towels), eco-friendly benefits, and saving money by replacing them far fewer times though it's more expensive upfront.Įven if you don't completely switch from paper towels, you can integrate Bambooee to use fewer. If you rarely run the dishwasher or washing machine (or don't have one), then care may outstrip their convenience. It took a bit of explaining to convey the concept to my roommates, but after that, it was easy to adjust to using them and throwing them on the top rack of the dishwasher for a thorough cleaning. The sheets are thicker and more absorbent than traditional paper towels, and they dry faster than cloth towels. was a very thin paper, yet incredibly durable.In an effort to make my home more eco-friendly, I bought Bambooee Sheets, and I've been impressed. I wish they offered a heavier weight version of this paper, this one at 100 GSM paper (all of 65 pounds). I could have gone a lot further on this paper and may yet still do that. I would love to find a 100% bamboo paper sometime to try. It did warp, as most light weight papers do, but is acceptable given how much water I put on it. The handling of the paper blew me away for being so thin, and it didn’t have any fibers lifting or coming off either, which I really expected since I did some very heavy washes for the sky and mid ground. I did an initial sketch in a Sepia colored drawing pencil, followed by a bit of ink lines in the more foreground elements, painted it all up in watercolor and then added some lines with a Sharpie pen (dark gray). It is designed as a lightweight sketchbook paper but took watercolor better than most any heavier weight papers I have tried actually.

This is a little sample sheet of Bamboo sketch paper by Pentalic.

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