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Swedish Dish Cloth – Reusable Compostable Cleaning Cloth | Grey / White / Black

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Sale price$5.00

Meet your new favourite kitchen essential: the Swedish Dish Cloth, an ultra-absorbent, reusable cleaning cloth made from 70% wood cellulose and 30% cotton. Designed in Sweden and beloved around the world, this eco-friendly cloth is a sustainable alternative to sponges, paper towels, and traditional dishcloths.

Each cloth absorbs up to 15x its weight in water and dries quickly, making it ideal for mopping up spills, drying dishes, wiping countertops, and polishing surfaces streak-free. Naturally odour resistant and safe for use on granite, stainless steel, glass, and more.

Durable enough to be machine washed or disinfected in the microwave, yet gentle on surfaces and the planet. Once it reaches the end of its life, simply toss it in the compost, it's 100% biodegradable.

Key Features:

  • Made in Sweden from 70% wood cellulose and 30% cotton

  • Super absorbent: holds up to 15x its weight in liquid

  • Fast-drying and odour resistant to prevent mildew

  • Replaces up to 17 rolls of paper towels per cloth

  • Machine washable, dishwasher safe, or microwave to disinfect

  • Compostable and eco-friendly after months of daily use

  • Sold individually

  • Dimensions: approx. 17 x 20cm (6.75" x 7.75")

How to Use:
Simply dampen the cloth with water to soften, then use it as you would a paper towel or sponge. Rinse and air dry after each use. For a deep clean, microwave for 30 seconds (use caution when removing), or wash on a gentle cycle or in the dishwasher's top rack.

Sustainably Shipped:
In our ongoing effort to reduce packaging waste, dishcloths may be shipped folded. Just wet the cloth and the crease will disappear!

Swedish Dish Cloth in grey draped over the edge of a sink
Swedish Dish Cloth – Reusable Compostable Cleaning Cloth | Grey / White / Black Sale price$5.00

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