There are some great uses for kitchen rolls, but don’t just take our word for it. Try them at home and see if they work for you. And if they do, you can tell all your friends about your amazing new kitchen roll hacks.
Food Packaging
We can see you in your kitchen rushing to prep a sandwich for your lunch break or perhaps for your kids. Make sure to have our claret kitchen paper towels around. Being food grade-certified and naturally antibacterial, it would do a great job to keep your on-the-go sandwiches tasty and healthy.
The Good Old Cleaning
While it’s an obvious one, it’s typical that you can’t find anything to clean yourself with when you need it the most.
Perhaps you’ve made a mess of yourself while having your favorite burger or pizza (because you’ve got to eat pizza with your hands) and you wish you had something to wipe away the dirt off your face.
Kitchen Towels Keep Bread Fresh
Wrapping your loaf in paper towels can make a barrier between your bread and the air, keeping the moisture locked in. And if you’ve got bread that’s already gone stale, don’t throw it away. Try wrapping a slice in a moist paper towel and putting it in the microwave for ten seconds to freshen it up – you can get your bread soft and tasty again in no time.
Kitchen Roll Can Keep Oil Bottles Grease-Free
Take a kitchen towel and wrap it around your oil bottle at around the same height as the label. Then use an elastic band to secure it in place. Now when you use your cooking oil, any drips should be soaked up by the paper towel, leaving.
Store Veggies And Herbs With Quality Retained
It is not advisable to cut and store vegetables and fruits in the refrigerator since it leads to the loss of important vitamins.
So how can you store them as a whole and keep them fresh for a long? You guessed it right! Wrap your vegetables and fruits in a paper kitchen towel.
Use Them In Your Compost
Paper towels can do wonders even when they are a waste. Want to know how?
Do not dispose of the used paper towels in a dustbin. There is a better disposal method for them. Adding them to a compost pit will maintain the carbon balance in the compost.
