I am in love with my kitchen towel. Big and all natural, organic, cotton, eco-friendly, any match perfectly my decor. And it's only $9 for two. Totally worth it.

Hi everyone! So today I am talking about the Public Goods Kitchen Towel. I needed a little update for my kitchen. I needed some new towels so I thought these were cute. They're neutral, they just have this little blue stripe here. And they are also organic certified and they're also long-lasting which is great. In addition to that, they're 100% organic turquoise cotton. So I just opened the package and what I didn't realize was that there's this little hook right here so if you have a place to hang your towels you can do that as well which is really, really cute. Here's how they look in my kitchen. I love that it goes with everything. It matches my neutral color palette. If you want, of course, you can always steam it to get all of the wrinkles out as well.

And these are kitchen towels from Public Goods. You get two pieces in your pack. They're made with a hundred percent Turkish cotton and I really like the minimal design. It really goes nicely with any kitchen.

Hello, so here I have the Public Good Pocket Tissues. Each little pack comes in 12 tissues. And I really, really like these. I'm someone that struggles with allergies, so I constantly need to be having tissues on deck, you know, everywhere that I go, in the car, literally anywhere. And I just really, really like these. I thought I would try them out because I noticed they're not made from, like, trees. They're made from bamboo and sugar cane, and I thought that was interesting, so I wanted to try it out. And I am really satisfied, so if anyone is interested in trying these out and is scared that maybe they don't work as well as regular tissues, well, I just want to let you know that's not the case. These are really, really good and very practical. And yeah.

Public Goods is one of my favorite places to find sustainable everyday products to use. These are the tree-free pocket tissues made from sugar cane and bamboo. They're very soft and incredibly easy to just take with you when you're on the go.

Camille J.

Public Goods is a go-to destination for Camille when it comes to sustainable everyday products. One such product she highlights in her video review is the Tree Free Pocket Tissues 12ct. These tissues are made from sugar cane and bamboo, making them an eco-friendly choice. Camille praises their softness and convenience, emphasizing how easy it is to carry them on the go. Overall, the Tree Free Pocket Tissues by PUBLIC GOODS offer a sustainable alternative to traditional tissues, providing both comfort and portability. However, it would be helpful to know more about their durability and absorbency to make a more informed decision.

Multi-Colored Linen Dinner Napkins, Set of 4 - Handmade in Los Angeles

JUNA Organic Cotton Brick Napkins, 4 pcs., Turquoise 

The Linen Napkins – Soft, Durable Fabric for Stylish Dining & Special Occasions

Video Review of #PUBLIC GOODS Tree Free Pocket Tissues 12ct by Ari

Video Review of #PUBLIC GOODS Tree Free Pocket Tissues 12ct by Ari