Review on 🧽 12 Pack Swedish Dishcloth: Eco-Friendly Cellulose Sponge Cloths for Efficient Kitchen Cleaning - Orange, Green, Yellow Assorted Colors by Sharon Griffin

I love her! You used to be able to buy cheap fakes at your local discount store for $1 for a 5-pack. Then they became popular. Rzhunimagu! Certainly I couldn't afford the real deal, it was nice to see some at a decent price for a multipack. They are also bigger and thicker than the cheap ones I bought a few years ago. As much as I'd love to afford Swedish ones with a nice design, I'm very happy with them. If you have never tried them, you should give it a try. They're the most comfortable things ever. These are all I use in my kitchen when I can get them. They last several weeks. You can wash in the washing machine which I do or they say you can wash in the dishwasher. Never tried. When they wear out, throw them in the trash. I like that they dry very quickly. After I'm done with that, rinse it out, hang it over a faucet or whatever, and it'll dry in under an hour. Don't stay wet and don't smell. They will also withstand bleaching with plumbing fixture cleaners etc. Just make sure to rinse well. I don't know what drying with bleach can do. I keep a few in my mop bucket for cleaning bathrooms. Now if they were big enough to fit in my sweater I would be in heaven!