Swedish Dishcloths, Cellulose Cotton in Mixed Colors
Wipe counters, soak up sink splashes, and rinse away grease with a quick-drying blend of plant cellulose and cotton.
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In stock
| How many in the pack | 36 |
| Head width | 7" |
What you are looking at
Spills happen while the kettle boils, and paper towels run out fast. We blend wood cellulose with cotton to make a kitchen cloth that drinks water like a sponge and wipes flat like a rag. It rinses clean under the tap and dries stiff on the rack before odors start.
Natural fiber blend
We combine plant cellulose with soft cotton for a thirsty weave. Wet it under the faucet and it softens instantly, ready to lift broth spills, coffee rings, and standing water off the counter.
Textured wiping face
The patterned surface catches crumbs and sticky residue without scuffing delicate cookware. It glides over polished granite, stainless steel pans, glass cooktops, and painted cabinets, leaving surfaces clear of lint and water trails.
Quick drying routine
Unlike thick kitchen sponges that stay damp in the sink caddy, this open weave sheds moisture quickly in the air. Drape it across the faucet neck between uses so it dries crisp and fresh.
Washing and reuse
When the day is done, drop the cloth into the laundry with your kitchen towels or lay it across the top rack of the dishwasher. It handles heat well and comes out clean for tomorrow.
