Dishcloths Cellulose NEQUARE Cleaning Eco Friendly Review

These things are great. Because of them we have reduced our disposable paper EXTREMELY. All my kids clean up their spills because these towels soak them up like magic! But these are small. Now that I know how effective this stuff is, I'm definitely looking at the bigger ones.

They're good for everything but the most stubborn of food scraps. If they start to smell moldy I just boil them in water for a few minutes, squeeze out the liquid after they cool and let them dry, then use them for at least a week. before you have to repeat the process. It's been a few months now and mine are all still intact and usable.

I wet a rag and added a teaspoon of vinegar, wiped the sliding glass door and used the second, fresh or almost dry, to follow it. Easiest window cleaning I've ever done! I made mirrors, sliding glass doors and other windows in minutes! They work great in the kitchen too, but if you have pets, put them in a laundry bag before washing to keep pet hair from getting stuck.

worth the money to try in my opinion. I had never worked with Swedish utensils before and admittedly I was a bit skeptical. But with the first one I cleaned my bathroom and it cleaned everything from my mirror to the marble countertop. Not a single strip remained. I've included an image of a wet cloth versus a dry cloth. The wet cloth retained its original size and shape after repeated spinning. If you are on the fence about them I would say give them a try!

I bought these thinking they might be a good replacement for paper towels like napkins in particular. They're a poor substitute for tissues because they're hard and rough (I ended up buying rags instead of napkins/paper towels). Although it's a great substitute for a sponge. However, tea towels last even longer, but they're partially disposable and washable, so you won't get stuck with them if they get uncomfortable. They are great for mopping up spills and cleaning. Generally satisfied.

Many years ago my brother-in-law gave me these received in Europe. Years passed before they got here. They absorb moisture very quickly and store a lot of it. Since it feels like fabric, it can be squeezed almost to dryness if desired. Because it's flat and thin, it washes well with liquid soap, but I just throw it in the dishwasher. You also don't smell that fancy sponge smell. They are a cross between a sponge and a paper towel. You are quite unique. I've never had a single tear or hole in it