Cloth napkins are now a normal part of our meals

I'm really happy we switched from paper to cloth napkins at home. My kids helped by picking out fun colors and drawing on them. We toss them in the wash with our towels, so it's no extra hassle. It's cut our paper use a lot, which means less waste going to landfills. Seeing the whole family remember to grab a cloth one feels like a win. It's a small way we're doing our bit for the planet. What simple swaps have worked for your household?

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ryan_rodriguez473mo ago

Oh nice! We've been using cloth napkins for years now and honestly it just becomes part of the routine. It feels good to have one less thing to throw away every single day.

skylerg173mo ago

Washing them uses more water than you save.

ryan_moore733mo ago

The EPA says cloth napkins save about 3,700 gallons over three years. Making paper napkins actually uses way more water overall.