Saving the Planet 1 PeopleTowel at a Time
While reusable personal hand towels are new to the US, the Japanese have been using them for decades. Japan is a small island with limited natural resources, so they are very eco-conscience. Usually there are no paper towels in public facilities in Japan. You either dry your hands with your own hand towel or there’s always the “back of the pants” alternative.
In the US, we have paper towels in public facilities. We can all picture those wastebaskets overflowing with paper towels. Make a difference with a small lifestyle change and switch to PeopleTowels.
Remember to carry your PeopleTowels everyday to work, school, the movies, whenever you’re away from home. Simply use your own towel to dry your hands in public facilities. Use a towel for a day or two, and throw it in the washing machine. It’s simple, easy and very environmentally friendly.
While reusable personal hand towels are new to the US, the Japanese have been using them for decades. Japan is a small island with limited natural resources, so they are very eco-conscience. Usually there are no paper towels in public facilities in Japan. You either dry your hands with your own hand towel or there’s always the “back of the pants” alternative.
In the US, we have paper towels in public facilities. We can all picture those wastebaskets overflowing with paper towels. Make a difference with a small lifestyle change and switch to PeopleTowels.
Remember to carry your PeopleTowels everyday to work, school, the movies, whenever you’re away from home. Simply use your own towel to dry your hands in public facilities. Use a towel for a day or two, and throw it in the washing machine. It’s simple, easy and very environmentally friendly.
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