Anyone know if these are rayonized bamboo, or the eco-friendly kind which have not been chemically treated?
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I bought these, don't bother, they are terrible and most bamboo sheets, towels are great but these were not. They looked great out of the package but once they were washed and dried, they were awful.
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I can't answer that, I threw the box away. But I can tell you that if you look closely you will see that it's layers of different color bamboo, and I'm finding mine are starting to split:( but the are a few years old now.
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bamboo from what i have read really not sure of that , they are pretty good but i wish they were wider .
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I was led to believe they're bamboo. To be honest I couldn't distinguish them from cotton, but we ordered extra bamboo inserts and received the same thing
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I really don't know. They are suppose to be biodegradable and eco-friendly.
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HMM....not sure, they are real wood, perhaps its the coating that's on them that some people may think makes them from plastic.
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It's not widely known, but you have to oil your bamboo boards when you get them, and whenever they dry out. I use coconut oil, but you could use any edible oil. I found this out the hard way, too.
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I don't know if they are eco friendly but if you search them on the web and get the direct contact number, they are really nice people and I'm sure they have come up against this issue (which is very important) so maybe they have products that are environmentally friendly if this one isn't. Good luck!
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I do not know if they have a lifetime guarantee but they actually came damage free and what I ordered. Unusual for Amazon. They do have a little odor to them but that is normal for bamboo. First time I am actually pleased with something I ordered from Amazon. Hope that helps. Just and FYI...you can get them cheaper, same product, at Sam's or Costco. I did see them after I purchased them - about $25 cheaper.
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Hi Gina: I would say they are recyclable, as they are made of a mesh material. Can't answer about they being biodegradable.
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They appear to be natural wood. There is no laquer on them. So far we have mainly used them as trays to sit our plates on. It makes it easier to handle when sitting in front of the T.V.
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Hi, No, there isn't a recycling sign anywhere on it. The surface is smooth. I'm not that familiar with all the products they can make with bamboo so I can't verify for you by just looking at it. You can see flecks/small pieces of bamboo though. I'll try to post a close-up shot if that would help.
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Bamboo Rayon I believe...it's a microfiber that dries very quickly, which stops the towel from accumulating odor
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No, they don't melt. Bamboo is like a hard wood. They are very sturdy and resistant. Love them!
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They are natural wood and you can clean them up off most hard sufaces with a mild cleaner and elbow grease. I haven't had them stain.
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They are 60% bamboo. I suggest not getting the white as they stain easily. These towels shrink quite a bit. I suggest that you line dry these and stretch them back into shape before doing so. I love the red towels that I got. I hope this helps.
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I'm not sure. They came in a clear cello wrap. They worked great though and less waste