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Eco Cloth Medium by Good Change, 3 Pack of Dishcloths

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Sale price$11.99
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The Good Change eco cloth in the everyday medium size, the one that lives by the sink and gets used for everything. Good Change makes it from 70 percent sustainably forested wood pulp and 30 percent cotton, and states that it contains no microplastics.

It is very absorbent once wet, quick to dry, and leaves no streaks on glass, mirrors, stainless steel or an induction hob. The brand says each cloth lasts 6 to 9 months in regular use, which it puts at roughly 50 rolls of paper towels or thousands of disposable wipes, and that they are home compostable afterwards.

The cloth style itself is a Scandinavian staple that has been in kitchens there for decades, which is why you may know it as a Swedish dishcloth.

Why You'll Love It

  • Streak and lint free: good on glass, mirrors, stainless steel and induction hobs
  • Highly absorbent: soaks up far more than its thickness suggests
  • Quick drying: they dry hard, which is why they do not go sour
  • Three cloths per pack

Product Details

  • Dimensions: 20cm x 18cm x 0.3cm each
  • Contents: 3 cloths
  • Weight: 40g
  • Composition: Good Change states 70 percent sustainably forested wood pulp and 30 percent cotton
  • End of life: the brand states they are home compostable

Care

  • Wash on the top rack of the dishwasher on a full cycle, or machine wash warm to hot with no fabric softener.
  • Good Change also suggests microwaving the cloth for 90 seconds to kill bacteria. Make sure it is thoroughly wet first, never microwave it dry, and let it cool before handling.
  • Avoid tumble drying, and do not iron.

Styling Tips

  • Hang one on a magnetic hook or over the tap edge so it dries flat and out of the way.
  • Pair it with a wooden dish brush for a complete sink setup.
  • A good addition to a housewarming gift bundle from our kitchen range.

For more simple swaps like this one, Living Without Plastic has a whole book of them.

FAQs

Why do they feel stiff in the pack?
They need wetting to activate, and then they are soft and pliable. Drying out hard again is intentional, and it is exactly why they never smell.

Will they change with washing?
Yes. Being fully natural they begin breaking down slowly from first use, so expect a little shrinkage and thinning while they stay very absorbent.

Any clever uses beyond the bench?
Cut one into quarters for removing make-up or wiping small faces after dinner. They dry so fast they also travel well.

In Short

Three medium Good Change eco cloths, each 20cm by 18cm, which the brand makes from 70 percent sustainably forested wood pulp and 30 percent cotton. Also known as Swedish dishcloths, they are streak free, lint free and highly absorbent once wet.

Good Change eco cloth 3-pack, compostable Swedish dish cloths
Eco Cloth Medium by Good Change, 3 Pack of Dishcloths Sale price$11.99

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