Kitchen Paper Towels

The process of making tree-free kitchen paper towels is pretty similar to those made from tree-made paper. However, the only difference is that while regular tissues are made from pulp extracted from trees, these tissues are made from pulping bagasse.

The manufacturing process starts by sourcing bagasse fibers. After extraction of the source material, the fibers are properly washed and cleaned to get rid of any dirt, grime, or dust. Once the fibers are all clean, they are sent for the pulping process. Our kitchen paper towels are made in-house. And, because we prefer an uncompromising quality, our manufacturing process for kitchen towel tissue involves a three-step pulping process. This includes pulping the bagasse fibers three times in a row to offer better consistency.

Once the pulp is ready, the material is transferred into molds and pressed under high pressure to get the desired shape. After the pulp has taken the shape of tissue, the tissues are sent for edge trimming and quality checks. The last process involves packaging and shipping.

Why Switch to an Eco-Friendly Kitchen Paper Roll?

Let's talk about why ordinary kitchen paper rolls are bad for the planet. Ordinary tree-made paper products like tissues, napkins, or kitchen towel tissues are made from trees. About 4 billion trees are cut every year to make up for our paper needs. Plus, a single tree can be home to over a million living species. So, besides just leading to deforestation, using regular tree-made napkins can also lead to mass extinction.

Moreover, a kitchen towel roll is supposed to be used just once. After disposal, these napkins are often dumped in landfills. While they are made from paper and can biodegrade faster, when compared to single-use plastics, they are often slathered in chemicals or hidden plastics. This leads to them leaving behind a long trail of toxins or microplastics when they biodegrade.

Our tree-free kitchen rolls are made from just plants, like upcycled sugarcane bagasse. With no plastics or toxins leaching into them, our range of kitchen paper rolls is safe for the ecosystem as well. Plus, they are compostable. Unlike tree-made tissue rolls that simply biodegrade, these rolls break down into compost. The compost formed is ultra-rich in nutrients and can help improve the water retention levels of soil. That said, this compost can be added to soil as manure.

But, besides all sustainability and compostability claims, there's more to our tree-free kitchen paper towel. While they are simply made from plants, they are highly absorbent. While most tree-made napkins tear apart mid-process and leave those nasty paper scraps behind, these towels are 2-ply and can absorb better than regular tissues. They are also non-toxic and compostable.

10 Benefits of Using A Kitchen Tissue Roll

Below are some reasons to make the switch to kitchen towel tissue today:

They are made from plants.

Our tissue paper roll for kitchen is made from upcycled sugarcane bagasse. Unlike tissues that are made from tree pulp, these tissues are made from just plants and not trees. They are also USDA-certified for being plant-based.

They are compostable.

Besides being made out of plants, our range of kitchen towel tissue is also compostable. So, while paper towels, made from trees, simply break down and biodegrade, these compostable kitchen towel tissues are designed to break down into nutrient-rich compost. The compost formed can be added to the soil as manure.

They are tree-free and plastic-free.

These kitchen tissue rolls are certified for being plant-based and compostable. This also implies that they are absolutely free from trees or plastics. They also do not contain microplastics, since they are certified compostable.

They are chemical-free and non-toxic.

Our kitchen paper roll is also free from all nasties. They are not just safe for the planet, but pretty hygienic for you as well. These napkins are also unscented, hypoallergenic, and safe to use on utensils, kitchen counters, or cutting boards.

They support a circular economy.

Starting again, these products are made from plants and come with a back-to-nature promise. That said, they rightfully support the notion of a circular economy as well.

They are highly absorbent.

Though they are all made from plants and are also compostable, our tissue paper roll for the kitchen is also super absorbent and durable. They are here to soak up all your messes in just one swipe, without leaving those nasty paper scraps behind.

They come with easy perforation lines.

To ensure added comfort and ease of use, these products also come with easy perforation lines. This allows you to count your napkins and use them more responsibly.

They are strong and tear-resistant.

While they are made from tree-free paper pulp, they are still tear-resistant and heavy-duty. They do not tear apart mid-process of cleaning and also do not leave those unwanted paper scraps behind. They are known to absorb watery mess in a better way, when compared to traditional tree-made kitchen paper roll.

They are easy to dispose of.

Since they are compostable, all you have to do is dump them in a compost bin, and they are gone. Simply tear one piece using the perforation lines, wipe away the mess, and drop it in a compost trash bin.

They are guilt-free to use.

Besides being highly absorbent and non-toxic, our range of kitchen paper towel is also guilt-free to use. Because they are absolutely free from trees, plastic, or other non-renewable resources, they are guilt-free to use and a sustainable option.

Wrapping It Up

And, that's a wrap on our kitchen tissue paper roll. Made from upcycled sugarcane bagasse and compostable, these rolls are guilt-free to use and clearly a better choice when compared to traditional tree-made napkins.

Frequently Asked Questions on Tree-Free Kitchen Tissue Roll

What is a kitchen roll used for?

A tree-free kitchen towel roll can be used to clean up messy countertops, surfaces, or any messes you may encounter while cooking or in your kitchen. These rolls are super absorbent and a great choice, especially when you are looking for an eco-friendly alternative.

Can I use kitchen roll as napkins?

Yes, our kitchen paper rolls are highly versatile. While they are meant to be used for cleaning surfaces or utensils, you can also use them to wipe your hands. These towels are non-toxic and soft to the planet and also your skin.

Are kitchen rolls better than cloth towels?

Yes, since our kitchen rolls are meant for single use, they are super easy to use and dispose of. You won't end up washing them, like you do with usual cloth towels.

Why should I switch to compostable kitchen rolls?

Our range of compostable and tree-free tissue paper roll for kitchen is a sustainable option. They are made from plants, like upcycled sugarcane bagasse, and are here with a back-to-nature promise. Moreover, beyond all sustainability claims, they are super absorbent, non-toxic, easy to use, and tear-resistant.

Is EcoSoul's kitchen roll eco-friendly?

Yes, our range of kitchen rolls is made from just plants and is also compostable. Unlike regular tree-made kitchen rolls, these tissue kitchen towel tissue are a sustainable alternative.