12 Pack EKOH Swedish Dishcloths for Kitchen - Reusable Paper Towel Cloths - Eco Sponge Cloths - Superabsorbent Cellulose Sponge Dish Cloths - Biodegradable Wipes - Swedish Cleaning Cloth - Dish Rags Review

I use too many paper towels, mostly to dry my hands. I would use them again but still felt like I was using too much. I don't like using kitchen towels because god knows what my fiancé uses with them so I bought this one. It dries my hands well, they absorb moisture well and I've been using it for a week now and it's still going strong. It dries quickly and has no foreign odor. I like them, they seem to last a long time but I would buy them again if needed.

This is an amazing range of Swedish fabrics. We use a new one about every other day and use it for a quick clean in the kitchen. I can say that using them instead of reaching for a paper towel has worked great for the past few weeks. We also have a fabric suitable for our steel pan as you don't have to look at it with soap. I like that they dry quickly and that there are multiple colors in the pack. You can assign specific colors to the bathroom or kitchen cleaning. We have washed them well in…

I heard about the swedish kitchen towel trend but didn't try it until I got this item. There are 12 in the pack, 2 of each of the 6 colors so it seemed like a good deal. I am pleased to report that this is the case. When they come out of the box they don't look very good. They are stiff and feel too small (I usually use standard size tea towels). However, they work very well when wet. They are no longer hard and clean very well. I actually like them more than kitchen towels due to their…

I found the rainbow range irresistible. I often give away cute patterned Swedish kitchen towels, but I find them too cute to use alone. They are also expensive, around $8-10 each. (EKOH also has some great graphic printed SDCs for a lot less than what I'm paying for!) This set is great value, fun colors and enough to keep me clean all year round. They last and last, going through the wash and coming back ready for more. When they get too gray for the kitchen, I use them in the bathroom or for…

I love the design of these fabrics so much! They are so cool and interesting, all with a plant theme. I like to look at them before I even use them! But they are also useful. I have to say they are not as absorbent as some fabrics like this I have tried. I tried using them to soak up some spills, but they weren't quite up to the task - they moved the water more. But for scrubbing or much smaller spills, like a few drops, they work very well. The nice thing is that they take up almost no space…

Our dishwasher stopped working last Thanksgiving, so we washed the dishes by hand while we waited for new ones. Eight months. And I have a "case" about sponges and washcloths growing cunts, so I really didn't know what to do. Paper towels are flimsy and not very eco-friendly. Several of my friends suggested Swedish kitchen towels, so I decided to try them. They are amazing! They absorb moisture well, are easy to wring out and can be washed/reused. We use new/clean every day. After each use, we…