The patented under-cabinet or countertop dispenser and its 40 reusable, machine washable towels provide convenience and sustainability in the kitchen and beyond.
WATERVLIET, Mich. , Oct. 5, 2021 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- Clean up everyday messes with Yowel, a convenient, sustainable and sanitary reusable towel system launching today.
The United States uses more than 13 billion pounds of paper towels annually. Globally, discarded paper towels result in 254 million tons of trash every year. Yowel's system provides sustainability by eliminating the need to repeatedly buy paper towels. The reusable towels are durable and long lasting to save money, protect the environment and reduce waste.
Yowel mimics a paper towel system by providing convenience and cleanliness in both storage and usage. The patented, easy to fill dispenser makes it simple to grab a handful of clean, washed towels and place them back into the opening, without having to organize them in any specific way. Refills are quick and easy. The dispenser can hold up to 40 towels, comparable to the standard paper towel roll. Tests have shown the towels can be washed more than 100 times, which equates to over 4,000 uses.
"I was using a ton of paper towels and wondered how easy it would be to change this habit with the right system. After I created the first Yowel prototype, my paper towel habit was transformed," said Steve Krengel , founder and creator of Yowel. "The dispenser was easy to refill, the reusable towels were sturdier, and washing them was never a hassle. They would simply be washed with the dish towels."
Yowel includes a mesh laundry bag making care easy to manage. Simply collect used towels in the bag, and then empty the bag in the washing machine for convenient and sanitary care. The laundry bag is machine washable, too.
"The statistics on the negative impacts of paper towels are eye-popping so my goal was to make a cost-effective, sanitary product that's also environmentally friendly," Krengel said.
Studies show that if every U.S. household reduced their use of just one 70-sheet roll of paper towels, it would save more than half a million trees every year. Yowel is not only a sustainable solution but it's also cost-effective. Americans spend an average of $120 on paper goods every year. Yowel is an affordable, quality alternative to expensive reusable towels.
Save money and time with Yowel. It's good for consumers and better for the environment. Yowel is available to pre-order by visiting pr.go2.fund/yowel.
About Yowel, LLC The founder and creator of Yowel, Steve Krengel , found that he was using a ton of paper towels and wanted to find something that was more eco-friendly. After looking at paper towel alternatives available on the market, Steve eventually created the perfect reusable towel system. For more information, visit https://www.yowel.com/.
Lauren Ratcliffe , Yowel, 9802397982, lauren@yowel.com
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