The Rise and (Hopeful) Fall of Disposable Paper Towels:

The Rise and (Hopeful) Fall of Disposable Paper Towels:

Before disposables flooded our kitchens, cloth was king. Old shirts, worn-out linens, flour sacks—nothing was wasted, and everything had a second life as a dish rag, cleaning cloth, napkin, or handkerchief. Fabric was the default for wiping, drying, polishing, and soaking up whatever mess the day brought.

May 01, 2025 — Aaron Black
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Turning Black Friday Green: How to Shop Sustainably and Make an Impact

Black Friday has long been synonymous with unbeatable deals and a frenzy of consumerism, but it's also a day with significant environmental and social consequences. Overconsumption, waste, and the exploitation...
November 15, 2024 — Aaron Black
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Cloth Diapering 101: The Newbie's Guide to Sustainable Diapering

Welcome to our guide on cloth diapering! At Cheeks Ahoy, we are passionate about supporting sustainable living and making eco-friendly choices accessible for every family. Cloth diapering is a fantastic...
July 16, 2024 — Aaron Black