Review on 🧽 Now Designs Swedish Dishcloths, Set of 2 - Explore, 2 Count by Robert Smithlin

An interesting concept: something between a thin sponge and a cotton tea towel. I bought these to try and my best use is for wiping countertops and kitchen countertops as they leave those surfaces drier than a cloth. I never use sponges because they are very contagious, but they can be machine washed, air dried and used over and over again. When they air dry, they shrink into a wavy shape. In terms of sustainability, I think they will decompose back into the soil, but my cotton kitchen towels last for years and also degrade. The blueberry print is adorable. I'm not entirely sure I need them, but I'll enjoy them while I have them. I just saw plain whites or greens at IKEA, thinned by the light, for 99 cents for a pack of 4.