🧽 FEBU Swedish Dishcloths for Kitchen - 5 Pack Blue Geometric Kitchen Towels - Cellulose Sponge Cloths - Non-Scratch Reusable Paper Towels - Odor-Free, Biodegradable, and Reusable Kitchen Dish Rags Review

Excellent tea towels. I stopped using sponges in the kitchen about 10 years ago. I used a washcloth as a substitute. However, over time they took on a musty odor that was sometimes difficult to get rid of. Since purchasing these (and others before) I have found that I no longer have this problem and even use less paper towels to clean up spills. Very absorbent. Good product.

Thinner than other Swedish kitchen towels I have but good value for money. Put them in the dishwasher and washing machine to clean, and either method works without ruining the paint on them (not sure I'd care, they're rags after all, but it might matter to some). Not a complete replacement for the constant need for paper towels, but suitable for use in the kitchen. It helps to moisten them slightly before they spill, in my experience they absorb them a little better.

I was very happy to try them but for the last few months I've been a bit disappointed that I have them. They don't smell which is a huge plus, but they warp when dry and don't compare to that description. I haven't put them in the dishwasher and washing machine more than 2 times and they are already starting to fall apart, the seal is peeling etc. I also haven't found a good way to store them during use so they just sit deformed in or next to mine bathroom sink. I am not sure if I would buy it…

I really like these swedish kitchen towels for how easy they are to use and how easy they are to wash for reuse. I see a lot of negative reviews from people saying these are not kitchen towels because they are not fabric, but it is clear from the description. They are reusable, washable and can be composted when worn out. What a great idea.

If you've seen how much paper towels cost even at Costco, you know they're expensive. My family spends about a bun a day in the kitchen. No longer. In 2 days of using Swedish kitchen towels I have only used 4 paper towels. This product pays for itself in less than a week (if like me you use a roller daily).

Thinner than other swedish kitchen towels I have but they are good for the price. Put them in the dishwasher and washing machine to clean, and either method works without ruining the paint on them (not sure I'd care, they're rags after all, but it might matter to some). Not a complete replacement for the constant need for paper towels, but suitable for use in the kitchen. It helps to moisten them slightly before they spill, in my experience they absorb them a little better.

They come in very handy in my kitchen. They absorb moisture and are great for mopping up spills, cleaning countertops and stovetops, or using as washcloths. They clean easily on the top shelf of the dishwasher, they can be sanitized in the microwave, and I've even thrown mine in the washer and dryer. I use fewer paper towels which not only saves money and makes the kitchen more sustainable but also comes in handy in this day and age when regular paper towels are much harder to find. They come…