Review on 🧽 10-Pack Walker Essentials Swedish Dishcloths: Eco-Friendly, Durable Cleaning Cloths for Kitchen, Dishes, Outdoors, Bathrooms - Odor-Free & Quick-Drying - All-Natural 70% Cellulose-30% Cotton by Rebecca Massey

I got a set of these almost a year and a half ago and they still work great. They absorb very well, except when dry. This is my only real complaint. They need to be slightly moistened before they can absorb liquids. After that they are great. I like that they can be washed in the dishwasher or washing machine. They hold up pretty well, especially considering how often I use them. I always have 1 by the sink and 1 or 2 in my workshop. The only other (minor) problem I had was that sometimes when I was cleaning a wall or something gross, the black decorative part would rub off of what I was cleaning. This has only happened a few times and maybe because they are getting older. If I have time, I'll have to experiment a bit more. Kitchen Use: I have a glass top stove and my daughter cooked something tonight that over cooked. I quickly grabbed one of those rags, wet it, and squeezed out just enough water to keep it from dripping. I then took a rag and wiped down the hot burner and surrounding areas. It's the only one I trust in situations like this. They are also great for cleaning counters or anything else. When they get dirty I just throw them in the dishwasher. Other uses: I'm working on a wooden cabinet, and of course there's a lot of sawdust in there. When I first started working on this project, I used paper towels and regular rags to clean up the sawdust. None of them worked very well. Then I brought one of these to my workshop and it works great! Whenever I'm sanding a piece, I use one of those paper towels to wipe off the sawdust. With a little moisture, these little things can brush off a lot of dust. I can usually clear 2-3 prizes without rinsing them off. They wash off easily and are ready to use again. I LOVE these Swedish kitchen napkins and recommend them to many people.