🧽 Set of 5 Swedish Dishcloths (Natural Color) - Reusable Eco-Friendly Cleaning Sponge Cloths, Paper Towel Replacements by Swededishcloths Review

Admittedly, my whole family uses paper towels more than they should. I love coming across things like this Swedish tea towel, which can be used in place of paper towels when we clean and dry things as you can use it over and over again - and it's actually thicker than a paper towel, so more durable. I got a lot of use from just one of them so I was really impressed. Over time, they begin to break down, but it takes many, many times to use and abuse them. They are very absorbent and durable and…

Unlike regular paper towels these are very stiff making them really difficult to use for anything other than liquids on flat surfaces. They promise you can throw them in the washing machine and wash them, but I just don't want to be a guinea pig to find out if their all-natural (great!) materials will clog washer drains and if they'll cost me more than a pair. more rolls of paper towels. I might not shake them, but I just don't think it's worth the risk. Of course, you can also wring them out…

At first glance it looks like a regular paper towel or a bit thick but don't judge by looks. I tried these paper towels, they are very strong and durable, perfect for heavy use. I took them to work (hospital kitchen) and after a week of heavy use they are still usable. They clean stainless steel surfaces such as tables, stoves, freezers very well and dry very quickly. I really like this part because I can wash the table and when I pass the towel it absorbs water leaving the table clean and dry.

These Swedish kitchen towels should replace paper towels. I've used many different replacement paper towels and they don't look like it. These Swedish kitchen towels are very thick and plush. All you have to do is rinse them out and start over. When you start the dishwasher, you can put it on the top shelf to wash. You can also wash them in the washing machine or put them in the microwave. They last way longer than any paper towel substitutes I've used in the past. Like I said, these kitchen…

When they first came out, their texture reminded me of homemade cellulose paper products I made years ago, and they were almost as sturdy. However, once I held it underwater, it softened and shook itself up quite nicely. These Swedish kitchen towels absorb moisture very well and stand up to repeated rinsing and cleaning. I have one that I use exclusively in the kitchen and no matter what I throw at it I find the stains wash off easily. I don't use it for washing dishes but for general kitchen…

I tried to save on paper towels by using Amala's Magic Sponge which is similar to these. This form of cleaning wipes is widely available in Europe and I am delighted that more of these options are available in the US market. Compared to Amala, which are slightly damp and soft-packed, Swedish wipes are dry and stiff-packed. A splash of water and they become a very comfortable wet sponge. You can rinse them, sanitize them in the microwave, clean the counters without tearing them up, and once…