OLA Bamboo Biodegradable Forks - 12 Pack
- Canada 1-10 business days after your order leaves the warehouse and is dependent on your region.
- United States 4-14 business days after your order leaves our warehouse.
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OLA Bamboo Biodegradable Forks - 12 Pack
Single-use plastic forks, knives and spoons are filling the landfills and waterways leading to plastic pollution and environmental degradation. So OLA Bamboo helps you in making a shift to a sustainable lifestyle by offering good quality products that are durable and better for the environment. These reusable bamboo utensils are the best alternatives to single-use plastic utensils, and ideal for lunch boxes, offices, traveling, or home.
Features and Benefits:
- Perfect for lunch boxes, the office, travelling, or at home.
- Long service life.
- Very light and super trendy.
- Replaces plastic utensils.
- It's best not to put the products in the dishwasher to ensure their durability. Allow them to dry before storing them.
- Made of bamboo
- Bamboo cultivation is done without using pesticides or insecticides
- Bamboo forests absorb 35% more CO2 than a regular mixed forest
Use and Care:
- Always wash your utensils with warm water and soap after each use.
- Make sure to let them air dry before storing them in a closed space or putting them in a bag or travel case.
- Do not leave your utensils in water or liquid for many hours because this may damage them or reduce their lifespan.
- Do not put them in the dishwasher.
These Reusable Bamboo utensils come with an easy to carry travel bag that fits in your purse, backpack or lunch kit easily. All our products are made from Moso bamboo which grows naturally at a rate of up to 4 feet per day, without the addition of any chemical substances. You can put them in the compost at the end of their lifespan and it will breakdown with other organic materials.