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Why is it called zero-waste?
It is a reusable washcloth that stands in for single-use wipes and disposable cloths, and the agave fibre is a renewable plant material. With care, one cloth replaces many disposables over its life.
How do I wash it?
Rinse it after each use and hang to dry. Machine-wash in cool, mild soapy water occasionally, and air-dry in the shade. Avoid high heat, which can stiffen the natural fibre.
How long does it last?
Agave fibre is strong, so a washcloth lasts a long time with care. Rinse it after use, hang it to dry, and machine-wash occasionally in cool water to keep it fresh.
Is it a medical or health product?
No. It is a washcloth for the bath and shower. It is not a medicine and not intended to treat or address any condition — it is simply for washing.
Is it good for the skin?
It is a washcloth — gently textured and soft, it works up a light lather and rinses clean. It is a bath product, not a medicine and not intended to address any skin condition.
What is agave fibre?
It is the fibre from the long, tough leaves of the agave plant — the same plant used to make mezcal in Mexico. The leaves are processed to release a strong, soft fibre that has been woven for centuries.
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