Bamboo is sustainable

Durability is undoubtedly Bamboo’s most important feature. In fact, bamboo is the fastest growing plant on the planet. This, together with the avoidance of artificial processes, makes bamboo towel production highly sustainable. As an added plus, the bamboo plant does not need to be replanted because new shoots sprout from the old ones. It’s good for you and it’s even better for the environment.

Bamboo counteracts fungus

However, one can wonder why Bamboo works so well in textiles. The answer can be found in tiny fibers. The bamboo plant’s fibers have antibacterial qualities, which means they keep fungus from growing inside the cloth. This allows you to use your bamboo towel for several days without having to wash it as frequently as ordinary towels. It’s a win-win situation for both you and the environment.

Bamboo towels dry faster

But the benefits of bamboo don’t end there. Bamboo, in particular, is superior to cotton in terms of moisture absorption. You don’t have to worry about a bamboo towel smelling terrible after a few hours because it dries so quickly.

Softer than regular towels

Another appealing feature of bamboo is how soft and cuddly it becomes when used in textiles. The cellulose in bamboo has a smooth surface that allows air to readily travel through and in. Simply put, it’s a pure treat for your skin. Because of its softness, it is suitable for weaving into different sorts of fabrics, such as children’s clothing or bedding. To make them as soft as possible, many eco bamboo towels are created from a combination of bamboo and cotton.

Allergy and skin friendly

If you, like so many others in our cold country, have sensitive skin, our Bambo Pads are a wise choice. Due to the fact that they are naturally soft, you do not need to scrub the skin so hard, something that tends to create irritation and in the long run dry skin. If you are also sensitive to synthetic material, you do not have to worry about bamboo.