Towels made from recycled bottles are created through a process called "upcycling". First, post-consumer bottles are collected and sorted based on their color and plastic type. Then, they are cleaned, shredded, and melted into small pellets. These pellets are mixed with other materials, such as polyamide, and extruded into a fine yarn. The yarn is then woven into a towel fabric, creating a durable and absorbent product that's good for both you and the environment. The end result is a towel that's soft, fluffy, and feels great against your skin! So, not only are you helping to save the planet by using towels made from recycled bottles, but you're also getting a high-quality product that's built to last.

Looking to reduce your waste at home? It's easier than you think! One simple way is to replace single-use paper products with reusable alternatives. For example, instead of paper towels, you can switch to multi-use towels made from recycled bottles, like our Once Again Home Co towels.

But that's not all! You can also switch to reusable dishcloths instead of paper towels for cleaning, and use cloth napkins instead of paper napkins for meals.

Another option is to use digital alternatives instead of paper products. For example, you can switch to digital receipts, e-tickets, and online bills instead of printed copies. You can also use digital grocery lists and meal planners instead of paper lists.

Finally, consider composting food scraps and other organic waste instead of using paper products like napkins and paper towels for clean-up. Composting not only reduces waste but also creates nutrient-rich soil for your garden.

By making these simple changes, you can significantly reduce your use of single-use paper products and make a positive impact on the environment.

Machine wash with a mdild Detergent, cold or warm with like colors and towels. Tumble dry low. No bleach. No fabric softener.

Washing only with other Once Again Home Co. towels is the most ideal option.

There are many types of detergent in the market. Consider switching to an earth friendly option as they clean well like Esos. Wool dryer balls are a great alternative to dryer sheets.

Don't worry, we've got you covered! Removing stains from microfiber towels is easier than you think. First, always use cold water when washing as hot water can damage the fibers. Pre-treat any stains with a mixture of water and a gentle, eco-friendly stain remover.

For tough stains, you can try rubbing a small amount of rubbing alcohol or white vinegar onto the affected area before washing. Just be sure to rinse thoroughly after treating with these products.

Avoid using fabric softeners or bleach when washing microfiber towels as they can leave residue and damage the fibers. Instead, use a gentle, eco-friendly detergent and wash on a gentle cycle.

And there you have it - with these simple tips, you can keep your microfiber towels looking like new and remove any pesky stains.

We offer a range of sizes for our products, including the Anywhere towel at 18"x30", the Mighty Mini towel at 13"x13", the Sponge at 3"x5", and the Biggie towel at 18"x18".

If you're not sure which size you need, think about what you'll be using the product for. The Anywhere towel is great for larger tasks like cleaning and drying, while the Mighty Mini is perfect for everyday use as a napkin or for smaller spills. The Sponge is handy for cleaning up tight spaces or small messes. And the Biggie towel can be used as a prep towel or cloth napkin, or even as a larger napkin for messier meals.

When deciding on which size to go with, consider the intended purpose and your personal preferences. Do you prefer something smaller and more compact or larger and more versatile? Do you need something absorbent or something with more scrubbing power? No matter which size you choose, all of our products are made from recycled materials and are designed to help you reduce waste in your home.