🧽 Ultra Durable No Odor Dish Cloth Scrubber Netted (3PK) - Reusable Kitchen Sponge Alternative - Dishwashing Supplies - Esponjas para Lavar Platos - Made in Korea Review

I am a kitchen cleaner. Obsessive with a nose that smells the slightest hint of mold! I recently moved from Colorado to a humid climate and found that all of my old dishes stink after a day or two. They wouldn't dry fast enough. DISCOVER! This NO ODOR dish napkin is perfect. It is easy to wash, dries quickly, does not scratch and most importantly, it does not smell at all. Even after a day. The particles really fall through. i buy more Add NANO wipes for wiping wet surfaces and dishes and you…

Just bought this product less than 2 weeks ago and returned it a week later. The claim that it "doesn't scratch" is a misleading statement and also wrong. Specifically, in the product description, The Crown Choice claims that this product will not scratch glass. These two are wrong. Luckily I didn't use it on any of my pans, but I used it on my glasses and they were all scratched. Revane: Please note that several other reviews indicate that this product is also scratched. I strongly recommend…

I did a lot of research to replace my Norwex tea towels before settling on a three pack of this fabric. I wasn't disappointed! It is great! They're a bit bulky after using Norwex Thin Wipes, but it only took me a few uses to get used to them. And they dry just as quickly and clean just as well. Larger openings also make it easier to wash fabric items like scrambled eggs and even cheese. let them air dry. So far, so good. I am very satisfied and will order more when they are worn out. (This…

I've only recently used these scrubbers (well, one sheet out of three so far) but the results are pretty good! They really dry very quickly after use and are virtually odorless (except for some dish soap residue, which I use). Initially I wasn't entirely sure of the actual size of the scrubber and kind of expected them to be thicker than they are (although you can fold them up if needed). I didn't really emphasize it, so I can't say much about the blade's "durability". However, the way it was…

I have been using a dishcloth for more than a month and I am very happy with it. It cleans very well and I have not only used it for ordinary dishes (plates, pots, pans etc) but also to clean the stove and anything that needs cleaning and cleaning. It works better than a sponge and I didn't have to use any of the powders I usually use to make stainless steel pans shine. I've read other reviews where people have experienced bad smell that won't go away and other issues and I'll admit I haven't…

I was very excited to try this item in my kitchen. . . What a disappointment! I guess I expected more from an "all purpose" washcloth that can also be used on its own for wiping down stoves, counters, etc. when cleaning up after meals. In all fairness to the claimed usage, I think everything is fine; However, I don't like it at all because I don't like using a separate cloth to wipe and clean used horizontal surfaces - it requires adding another cloth or extensive use of paper towels after this

I've been looking for something like this for many years! That's all that's good about a scrub dad, regular sponges, and a tea towel without the undesirable qualities of each. If you use any of the above, I'll tell you why you should make the switch below: Scrub Dad: The Scrub Dad is amazing, but it goes bad very quickly, especially after warm water soaking and scrubbing. I would say the peeling dad lasts 2, maybe 3 weeks before breaking and losing its stiffness. The scrub daddy is also not as…

Amazing Cleaning Cloth! This will become your favorite scrubber no matter the task. The level of abrasiveness depends on how tight your hand is. It can and does things that sponges cannot, such as: B. Passing dinner forks quickly through the net to thoroughly clean the space between the tines of the fork. And it finds its way into every nook and cranny, outlining the contours to make even odd shapes clear. I love its affordability and performance in oddly shaped beverage glasses. I also usually

Okay, you MUST have this! But let us live up to your expectations. They're not fabric, they don't absorb liquids and won't get your tables too wet. You still need a regular rag to finish cleaning your kitchen. They also wash really well in the laundry - I've had kitchen towels that still stink after a few washes, but these don't. BUT not in the dryer! You will shrink. A plus is that you don't have to see them that often. They dry much faster than ordinary rags or sponges, so bacteria do not…

Updated 30th September 2019 **************** After using this scrubber for a few weeks and some more reviews , some issues raised by other reviewers became apparent: 1. Although the cloth does not absorb moisture, it holds too much liquid to use to wipe the surface. It's true that fabrics retain a surprising amount of water, but not when properly wrung before use. Squeezing and twisting only about half the water comes out normally and it's still dripping. However, if you leave gravity as your…