FAQs
Where do I put my Edon Toilet Linens?
You’ll keep your new Edon Toilet Linens washable linens in an attractive display basket that’s easy to reach. Most women put the basket on the back of the toilet. Others put it in/on their vanity, or on a little stool next to the toilet.
Match the basket to your style. Put your clean cloths in a container that’s modern and sleek, elegant or traditional, playful or minimalist. Complement your decor with the latest bathroom linen!
For the used cloths, you’ll keep a canister on the floor next to the toilet. There’s no odor! Urine is mostly water and dries quickly. Take a peek at World Market, Khol’s, Bloomingdales or Target to pick two complementary containers.
How do I wash my Edon Toilet Linens?
Easy. Orders of 40+ our Pee Cloths come with a cotton, mesh bag for laundering your new toilet linens. You can also add a laundering bag to any order.
On laundry day, just empty your used-cloth canister into the mesh bag and wash them the same way you do your underwear! If you like to wash your intimates separately, add them to that load.
How do Edon Toilet Linens save money?
Research shows that the average American spends $250/year on TP, or more. — Edon Toilet Linens cost a fraction of that and last for years. You save about $900 on toilet paper, with every set you buy.
What kind of people use Edon Toilet Linens' pee cloths and bidet cloths?
These are the latest natural product for people with a healthy lifestyle. Our customers include respected business leaders; homeowners who want a set in all four bathrooms; some of the thousands of Americans adding bidet seats to their homes; adventurous couples seeing the country by RV & tiny-home owners; rural families on septic; and outdoor athletes. A Congresswoman and a Mayor have gone cloth with us too. They’re devoted to Edon Toilet Linens because of our national leadership using upcycled fabrics.
How are they better for the environment?
It takes about 4 gallons of water a day to manufacture the toilet paper that the average person uses in a day. That’s almost 1,500 gallons of water a year, per person. It doesn’t take near that much water to launder your Edon Toilet Linens and Bidet Cloths reusable toilet paper.
Also, it takes 10,000 pounds of chemicals to convert 50 tons of trees into soft-ish paper. Those chemicals go into our soil, waterways and air. Re-use is the solution!
How can Edon Toilet Linens not smell??
Some people are surprised that there’s really not much liquid on them, after we use them. The same is true for our Bidet Cloths for Everyone.
You’ll toss them in a receptacle that you keep by the toilet. We suggest stainless steel or glass, but customers have told us they use wicker and wood baskets too. The previous cloth is often dry the next time we use the bathroom. The dry cloths produce no odor over the course of a week, and have no odor when you put them in the wash!
Is this clean?
Pee is mostly water, and bacteria is minimal in healthy urine. In an article that Dr. Debra Sullivan wrote for Healthline, she reminds us that when do commonplace things like spend a day at the beach, we come in contact with lots of things dirtier than urine.
Edon Toilet Linens pee cloths and bidet towels are like our intimates and boxer briefs — which we’re totally accustomed to washing and reusing.
What are Edon Linen's bidet towels, camping/hiking cloths, and home line of pee cloths made of?
Our whole product line is made of 100% cotton. Our fabrics are picked especially for their softness and beauty.
There are two layers for just the right amount of absorption.
Edon Toilet Linens is the first company to always and only use upcycled, remnant fabric from the fashion industry.