Reusable Swedish Dishcloth
What is a Swedish Dish cloth?
- Made from cotton and plant-based cellulose fibers, these 100% natural and compostable cloths is a must-have in your household.
- Each can hold up to 15 times their weight in water, thus making them highly absorbent, quick-drying, and odor resistant.
- It’s 100% safe for our environment, contain no harsh chemical and it is pack using recycled packaging.
How to use?
- Simply soak in water to soften and then use how you would with a paper towel or regular sponge. You can use it to clean with water, soap, or your favorite household cleaners.
- Suitable for counter tops, scrub dishes, clean appliances, wipe windows, polish surfaces and more!
- Safe to be use on all surfaces including granite, stainless steel, wood, glass and mirror.
Care instructions:
- To clean, hold your dishcloth under running water for five to ten seconds to get rid of any lingering dust, dirt, or food particles. You may also toss it in the washing machine or place it on the top rack of a dishwasher.
- Lay flat or hang it up to dry.
- When your Swedish Dishcloth has reached the end of its lifecycle (9 months or even more!), toss in the compost.
SIZE: Each pack contains 2 sheets.
Leaves No WatermarksQuick removal of dirt, dust, fingerprints, grease, oil, and grime with no left-over residue, no watermark, and no fuss. |
Soak Up SpillEach Swedish dishcloth can hold 15 times their weight in water, thus making them highly absorbent regardless of the spill. |
Rinse EasilySimply hold your dishcloth under running water for five to ten seconds to get rid of any lingering dust, dirt, or food particles. It's material makes rinsing a breeze. |
Quick dry, Antibacterial and Odor resistantSwedish dishcloths dries quickly, discouraging bacterial growth and keep your kitchen cleaner than ever. Kitchen sponges trap moisture, dirt, and debris, creating a potential breeding ground for bacteria. In fact, your kitchen sponge contains more active bacteria than anywhere in the house – and yes, that includes your toilet. Just two Swedish dishcloths equal an estimated 10 kitchen sponges and 34 rolls of paper towels! Say goodbye to thin, flimsy paper towels and damp, bacteria-laden sponges NOW! |
What is a Swedish Dish cloth?
- Made from cotton and plant-based cellulose fibers, these 100% natural and compostable cloths is a must-have in your household.
- Each can hold up to 15 times their weight in water, thus making them highly absorbent, quick-drying, and odor resistant.
- It’s 100% safe for our environment, contain no harsh chemical and it is pack using recycled packaging.
How to use?
- Simply soak in water to soften and then use how you would with a paper towel or regular sponge. You can use it to clean with water, soap, or your favorite household cleaners.
- Suitable for counter tops, scrub dishes, clean appliances, wipe windows, polish surfaces and more!
- Safe to be use on all surfaces including granite, stainless steel, wood, glass and mirror.
Care instructions:
- To clean, hold your dishcloth under running water for five to ten seconds to get rid of any lingering dust, dirt, or food particles. You may also toss it in the washing machine or place it on the top rack of a dishwasher.
- Lay flat or hang it up to dry.
- When your Swedish Dishcloth has reached the end of its lifecycle (9 months or even more!), toss in the compost.
SIZE: Each pack contains 2 sheets.
Leaves No WatermarksQuick removal of dirt, dust, fingerprints, grease, oil, and grime with no left-over residue, no watermark, and no fuss. |
Soak Up SpillEach Swedish dishcloth can hold 15 times their weight in water, thus making them highly absorbent regardless of the spill. |
Rinse EasilySimply hold your dishcloth under running water for five to ten seconds to get rid of any lingering dust, dirt, or food particles. It's material makes rinsing a breeze. |
Quick dry, Antibacterial and Odor resistantSwedish dishcloths dries quickly, discouraging bacterial growth and keep your kitchen cleaner than ever. Kitchen sponges trap moisture, dirt, and debris, creating a potential breeding ground for bacteria. In fact, your kitchen sponge contains more active bacteria than anywhere in the house – and yes, that includes your toilet. Just two Swedish dishcloths equal an estimated 10 kitchen sponges and 34 rolls of paper towels! Say goodbye to thin, flimsy paper towels and damp, bacteria-laden sponges NOW! |
