Unbleached Kitchen Paper Towels Made From 100% Rice
The world’s first kitchen paper towel made from upcycled rice harvest waste.
★★★★★ Be the first to review✓ Totally Unbleached ✓ 100% Tree-Free
✓ No PFAS • BPA • Microplastics • Formaldehyde
✓ 30-day money back guarantee
Questions? We’ve Got Answers
Why do they come as sheets in a box instead of a roll?
Honest answer: our manufacturing facility had a fire before our first production run. We lost the equipment to make rolls, so we switched to sheets in a box for launch. The paper towels are identical; same absorbency, same strength. Pulls out one at a time like a tissue. Regular kitchen paper towel rolls will return with our next production run.
Is a sheet really as absorbent as a roll?
Yes, identical. A "roll" is just a bunch of sheets connected together.
Is this made from food?
No. Paddy is made from rice straw, the dry stalk left after rice is harvested. The rice grain becomes food. The rice straw is normally burned. We rescue it before it's burned.
Is it strong enough for wet messes?
Yes. Paddy’s kitchen paper towels are engineered to remain absorbent and hold together during everyday wet cleanup. It handles spills, grease, and wiping down surfaces without falling apart.
Why isn't it bright white?
Because we never bleach it. White paper towels get their color from chlorine bleach. Paddy's natural cream color is the color of the rice straw itself.
Can I use it with food?
Yes. Because Paddy is unbleached and made without PFAS, BPA, microplastics, or formaldehyde, it's actually safer for food contact than most paper towels on the market. It's the same pulp used for food-safe plates and containers.
How many sheets are in the box?
100 sheets. Roughly equal to a jumbo roll of traditional paper towels — but you only pull one sheet at a time, so most people use significantly less than they would with a roll.
Why rice instead of bamboo?
Rice straw already exists as a waste. We're not growing anything new. Bamboo has to use new land in order to grow, with large amounts of land and forest cleared just to grow new bamboo! And because it's entirely grown and manufactured in China, a massive portion of those climate savings is wiped out by the carbon emissions of shipping across the world.
Paper Towel Hasn’t Changed In 150 Years.
Grow new trees and bamboo for years.
Cut them down.
Use the paper for seconds.
Throw it away.
Repeat.
We knew there had to be a better way.
Every Rice Harvest Leaves Something Behind:
Mountains of rice straw.
It has little value, so it's burned.
The fires fill nearby cities with smoke and pollution.
So we work with farmers to save the rice straw before it burns.
Then turn it into paper towels.
No rice straw burned. No trees cut down.
The Future Isn't Making More.
It's Using What We Already Have.
The World's First
Kitchen Paper Towel Made From 100% Rice
$17.99 · free shipping over $25
- ✓ Super Absorbent 3-Ply
- ✓ Extra Strong — Even When Wet
- ✓ Totally Unbleached
- ✓ No PFAS, BPA, Microplastics, or Formaldehyde
- ✓ 100 Sheets Per Box · 100% Recyclable Box
One sheet at a time.
No waste. No trees. No mystery chemicals.
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If for any reason you are not 100% satisfied, simply send us an email and we will immediately refund your purchase for the full amount. No questions asked.
