Petalo Servitoalla Pétalo Compact Clean 200 Hojas
Petalo

Petalo Servitoalla Pétalo Compact Clean 200 Hojas

Barcode 7506425657506
3.7/5· Good

Safe basic paper towels for kitchen use but contains synthetic resins with minor safety considerations.

Safety note

Highly flammable: keep away from open flames, heat sources, and sparks. For external cleaning use only; do not ingest. Avoid use on hot surfaces or in microwaves.

What's the verdict?

This Petalo brand servitoalla is a compact, strong and absorbent paper towel roll ideal for kitchen tasks. Made primarily from cellulose fibers with processing for whiteness and wet strength, it offers reliable performance without added scents or dyes.

What it's made of

3 listed · 1 flagged · estimated by AI, check the label
  • Cellulose Pulp (Primary Fiber)Beneficial

    Material Safety: Natural plant-based fibers from wood pulp providing excellent absorbency for spills and cleaning; safe for incidental food contact surfaces when used as directed but not for ingestion; biodegradable with no significant toxicity risks.

  • ECF Bleaching Compounds (Whitening Agent)

    Material Safety: Elemental chlorine-free bleaching minimizes harmful dioxin residues; results in a clean, white product suitable for kitchen hygiene without major transfer risks during normal use.

  • Wet Strength Resin (Durability Additive)Caution

    Material Safety: Synthetic polymers added for strength when wet; approved for food-contact but carries minor concerns for potential chemical migration or skin irritation with heavy prolonged use.

Nutrition

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