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Eon Green: The Paperless Point
- Published May 7, 2008
Bathroom break! Single use towels in public restrooms are the biggest pits of waste. One way to circumvent all this trash is to bring your own re-usable hand towel or hanky. The MSR Packtowl is pretty amazing in its absorbency and size. At 10x14, this waste-saver is just small enough to fit in your pocket, backpack, or purse. If you're crafty, give your towel a customized touch with a bitchin' stitch or monogram. If you're smart, give this highly absorbent towel a spin.
If you take pretty good care of your clothes, and you don't have any to spare for spills in the kitchen, look to microfiber towels as a solid solution. These towels are built to last. They are stronger than the average dishtowel, and are designed to snag up rouge spills with miniature, unseen-by-the-naked-eye hooks.
Hopefully, the few tips above will help you confront the paper-towel junky within, and take some action to reduce your personal waste and consumption.