Review on 🐔 Swedish Dishcloths Set of 3: Eco-Friendly Chickens Cleaning Cloth, Absorbent & Reusable Wipes by Stephanie Smith

I received this product after brainstorming many different ideas on how to reduce the use of paper towels. This was the first time I tried such a product and didn't even know how to use it. It is very different from other kitchen towels as it gets very hard every time because that happens after drying. I tried wetting it first but didn't like it because it doesn't seem to absorb well so I just use my kitchen cleaner (Power of Nature Spray) on my countertops instead and just keep wiping until it doesn't more slowly begins to soften. and absorb and purify. After doing that I wring it out and move on to my other counters. So the absorbed liquid is still the cleaner, so it's still going to the other meters while I'm cleaning, not water. I really like using this fabric because it can be used many times. It is durable and very absorbent. I try not to use it to clean up leftovers because I don't want to get it dirty as it's quite expensive. So if you use it to clean up after cooking, it gets pretty clean. I'm sure there are many other uses for it but this is how I decided to use this and it works for me. I use it in the kitchen in combination with other machine washable and reusable products and my consumption of paper products has been greatly reduced. Why can't I just skip it and clean with a cloth? I think I like it more because it absorbs well. With a cloth, I feel like I just toss the cleaner back and forth across the counter and let it dry there. With microfiber, it absorbs, but when things get stuck in it and dry out, it's hard to clean, and it's not as disposable when it gets as dirty as these wipes. So far I really like having them on my cleaning list. Once I have more I will look into using them in the rest of my house.