Bravo Make-A-Size Paper Towels - 6 Triple Rolls - 1-Ply - 129 Sheets

A: Yes, the Bravo paper towels are BPA and PFAS free. Sellars Customer Care Team

A: Because of the likelihood of bpa from receipts I use recycled paper towels for cleaning surfaces I don’t need to be food safe, and bamboo paper towels for food surfaces or wrapping food. It’s still important to me to support the recycled paper industry, and there are many cleaning surfaces I’m not really worried about bpa on.

A: Because it’s recycled paper I would think there is BPA and PFAS in here from receipts - a lot of people don’t know not to recycle them. I’d buy from Caboo or Reel. From their site “Bravo paper towels contain cellulose fibers made from recycled paper pulp. The recycled pulp is made of used paper which has been processed to be re-used, and much of these days is tan paperboard from shipping packaging. Most of the paper towels on the market are made using standard, virgin pulp which does not contain any recycled content and is made directly of the pulp of trees.”

A: Unlike other paper towel brands, our Bravo paper towels are uniquely crafted as 1-ply. Despite not using plying, Bravo paper towels are exceptionally soft, absorbent, and durable, offering high performance without multiple layers.

A: Bravo paper towels are unbleached, free of chemicals, and made from recycled materials. They are not made to be recycled or composted.

A: It actually says it when you look through the photos.

A: Bravo paper towels are made from a proprietary technology that has incredible performance and strength. They can be rinsed and re-used multiple times. Sellars Customer Care Team

A: These paper towels are highly absorbent, ensuring a spotless, streak-free clean for various messes.

A: Each roll contains 129 sheets, providing ample supply for cleaning tasks.

A: The Make-A-Size feature allows you to use only what you need, reducing waste effectively.

A: They are made with up to 75% recycled fibers, promoting sustainability and eco-friendliness.

A: Yes, they have a cloth-like feel, making them suitable for wiping hands and face.

A: Thanks for your question! While the outer plastic packaging on Bravo Paper Towels is technically recyclable, most curbside recycling programs don’t accept this type of material. However, it can often be recycled through designated drop-off programs at local grocery stores or community recycling locations. We recommend checking with your local store or municipality to find a nearby drop-off option.