Our reusables can be washed in cold, warm, or hot water. However for best results wash on cold and line dry. If you aren't afraid of a little shrinkage then toss them in the dryer with any load.

The thought of storing used TP until laundry day may seem daunting, but rest assured it's very simple! Most of our customers have a small basket or wet bag beside their toilet and after use they are place directly into the bin. Since there is air flow in the bin there is virtually no smell whatsoever. This is why we recommend this way. Putting them in an air tight container may seem better, but it does hold in smell which makes dumping them into the washer an unpleasant task.

Switching to reusables may mean a little more of an investment upfront, but the cost is not reoccurring so they quickly pay for themselves unlike disposables that you are constantly having to replace and buy more. Reusables also help decrease the amount of garbage you create and as a result lower your carbon footprint.

Technically yes, but do we recommend it? NO! The use of fabric softeners can leave a coating on your reusables which makes them less absorbent.

Many, many, many years. Once they do bite the dust, no need for garbage, just cut the threads off and feel free to toss them in your compost!

Yes, pilling is normal! When cotton flannel is washed it will pill over time, and actually helps reusables perform better.