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The White Cloud GreenEarth paper towel and bath tissue line has recently been repackaged and is available exclusively at Walmart stores. The White Cloud GreenEarth paper towels are super strong, ultra absorbent, and durable enough to clean your toughest mess. However, they also happen to be made out of 100% post-consumer recycled material!
Our family recently had the opportunity to give the White Cloud Green Earth paper towels a try. Though we lean toward microfiber cloths for most of our cleaning needs, we do still keep paper towels on hand for larger messes and emergencies, and these definitely do the job!
I was impressed with the cleaning power and absorbency — they held up to a good amount of scrubbing. However, if you’re used to soft and thick high-end paper towels, you may need to get used to the rougher texture of these recycled paper towels. I personally feel that the benefits to the environment outweigh the difference, but don’t take my word for it. Priced at $2.97 for a 2 pack, you can pick them up for just $1.97 after this coupon!
Switching to White Cloud GreenEarth products may seem like a small change, but since they are made from 100% recycled materials it could go a long way in helping the environment.
The FIRST 10 Deal Seeking Mom readers will win a FREE package of White Cloud GreenEarth paper towels.
To enter, tell me what you’re doing to be more eco-friendly in your daily activities.
You can also visit the White Cloud GreenEarth website to print a $1 off coupon and enter for a chance to win a year supply of GreenEarth paper towel and bath tissue (you may enter once per day)!
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Method of entry:
1. Leave a comment. What are you doing to be more eco-friendly in your daily activities?
Prize:
(10) Coupons for a FREE package of White Cloud GreenEarth paper towel.
This giveaway is open to to the first 10 people who leave a comment below. Winners will be notified by email and listed on my Giveaway Winners page. Winners must respond within 48 hours of notification to claim their prize. Good luck!
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Disclosure: I am a participant in the White Cloud Mom program. White Cloud has provided me with compensation for the time and effort spent creating this post. However, my participation in this program is voluntary and my opinions are my own — always have been, always will be.
Tara L
I recycle my plastics, cans and paper/cardboard.
Tricia P.
We recycle but I am really trying to limit the AMOUNT of items we use. We are definetly guilty of using too much soap, shampoo, cleaning supplies, etc.
April
I’m taking baby steps using more cloth diapers, recycling, cleaning most often with baking soda and vinegar.
Vickie
Our family has been “green” for several decades now…and, ironically one of the things we do is NOT to use paper towels…LOL…and, boy have I missed the convience…NOW with these new “green” white cloud paper towels I can use them again.
Tara
Cutting back on water usage.
Susan
We are always trying to cut back on electricity.
Susan
I receive your emails.
Gina
Recycling more
Mary M-M
I’ve been using the “green” toilet paper since it came out. Won’t buy the other kind ever again. Use “green” paper towels whenever needed, which isn’t often; I usually use old bath cloths instead (except for throwup & broken glass. We recycle our newspapers, glass, and plastics. We have to drive to another city once a month to do that since we don’t have recycling pickup in our town. Wait until the car is loaded, so as not to waste gas. We always do our shopping and visiting/going to the doctor in the same trip to save gas & not pollute the environment too. Use “green” light bulbs. Even our washing machine is. All my cleaners are organic, nontoxic. My list goes on & on. Sure I forgot some things. If it can be bought nontoxic, organic, or “green”, we do!
Lori Z.
We are trying to consume less products or at least cut back on things that use new materials.
Lea
COmbine these towels with a green cleaner!
Charity
We’re recycling more.
Connie
I am using less laundry detergent than what they reccomend on the bottle!
Renee Rousseau
We are using a water filter instead of bottled water and transport our drinks in bpa free reusable plastic cups with a straw.
Amy b.
Recycle and when possibly, combine shopping/errand trips so that I am not wasting as much gas.
Jessie
Produce at the grocery store has a huge environmental cost in the shipping from wherever it was grown to the store. In the summer (sadly over now!) we always plant a garden & eat our own fresh, organic produce rather than store-bought. In addition to the environmental benefits, it saves us tons of money and we get far better products than we would at the store. I wish we could do the same year-round.
Leah
We are doing a lot of the little things that everyone’s doing…reusable bags, air drying clothes, shopping at farmer’s market, etc. I also have found myself rejecting certain purchases that come with too much packaging. For example, I buy bananas at Save A Lot because Aldi wraps them in plastic.
Dedra
I Recycle as much as I can, at home as well as work, b/c i work for some of the best kids at StJude Childrens Research Hospital!! And Every little bit helps make a difference
Karlie
recycle- use rags instead of paper towels, reusable bags instead of ziplock bags, etc
Margizie
I recycle, only use my dryer when it is absolutely necessary, have installed water saving shower heads and appliances. Swirl bulbs and energy saving appliances to save on electricity. We keep the thermostat set on 65 in the winter and throw on a few extra blankets.
Lauren
use resuable lunch bags!
Megan
We recycle.
mary
I try to use less packaged foods. I cook from scratch a lot.
Trung Nguyen
I do recycling and use green bags for shopping
camilla wilson
We recycle everthing we can @ use eco friendly products.
kate burne
I recycle anything and everything I can recycle.
Kelli Spangler
I have been recycling aluminum cans from the soda that I drink and in turn, we take them to the recycling center and my daughter gets to keep the money. This encourages her to also pick up cans while we are on bike rides. We also take reusable bags to the grocery stores each week (love CVS green bag tag!)
Genny
I began a recycling center in my apartment building
sus
Stopped using harsh cleaners and now using either vinegar/water and tropical traditions oxygen bleach.
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Jessica T.
I recycle aluminum cans at home and I gather the aluminum cans at work to recycle.