Paper towels
Americans use around 15 billion paper towels per year. Just imagine the amount of paper waste we’re creating with every paper tear-off. Paper towels go as easily as they come and are a complete waste of money. Not to mention they aren’t doing the environment any favors.
No one with an ounce of frugality in their veins will ever choose paper towels over washable, reusable cloth towels, which are definitely a more cost-effective solution.
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I did not drink public water when I lived in Vermont, Rochester, MN, and I don’t drink water here in Texas. There were radio and TV announcements to boil the water before consuming it. I was told by an MN worker to not drink the water and suggest that I install a house filter system, Here in TX the public water office says the water in Texas Meets FDA and public health guidelines. I was told by my dog’s Vet to Not give him pubic water. So I buy water that went through a reverse osmosis system, and I had the water tested. Too many states have not improved their water processing to meet the increased population and replace OLD parts before they fail. Many homes still have lead pipes or copper pipes secured with lead solder. I have an external and internal filters on my Refridgerator.