🧽 NEQUARE Swedish Dishcloths, 12 Pack Eco-Friendly Absorbent Reusable Kitchen Towels, Quick Dry Dish Wipes, Pink Review

I really like these things and for the price I can't fault them they last several days but as far as reusing after washing mine mostly lose it all because of absorbency which make them flat and look awful so I just throw them out, they're better than a sponge and about as expensive as replacing so overall I love them

Bought to replace cheap kitchen towels. I would use these towels to clean countertops and stove tops. The old kitchen towels are now used for cleaning the bathroom and these for the kitchen. as long as i love her Once you wet them, they work just like any other towel. Rinses out easily and absorbs well.

I have used regular washcloths for many years. These Swedish kitchen towels are way better. They leave fewer streaks, are easier to wring out and absorb well. I wash lightly and use it in the kitchen for about a month. After that, they move to my old warehouse to wash cars, windows and other things. They gave me the first one to try. I only needed one, I had to find more. absolutely love her.

Not sure if branded towels would work better but I'm still using my first tool after a few weeks and it worked fine. better than i expected. I mainly use it to wipe down the counter after washing dishes etc when wet where I used 2-3 paper towels for that. They clean well and I'm not sure if they dry as quickly as some claim, but they dry before they start to smell and before the next use. I wish I knew about this sooner.

I'm not sure what big brand fabric would work better than this one but I'm still using my first fabric in a couple of weeks and it has performed better than I expected. I mainly use it to wipe down the counter after washing dishes etc when wet where I used 2-3 paper towels for that. They clean well and I'm not sure if they dry as quickly as some claim, but they dry before they start to smell and before the next use. I wish I knew about this sooner.

These things are bloody awesome. They soak up an insane amount of liquid and even wash off spaghetti sauce in seconds for you to reuse. Good pomace and they're good for picking up more dirt. I found the CNN articles about Swedish kitchen rags full of crap. For around $10, it's worth trying to see for yourself. I have purchased 5 more packs (available in different colors btw) and I can say I have EASILY saved a few ROLLS of paper towels in the last month. My family loves them now too.

I read about Swedish dish towels in an online news show and suggested that it's a good way to save on paper towels. I love paper towels because sponges are just gross, but I feel guilty about the environment for experiencing so many of them. Tea towels are made of an organic material that absorbs moisture well, but dries out almost completely after wringing. Dirt and debris washes off easily and they don't smell, but when they get uncomfortable I just toss them in the wash. Now I keep a stack…