🧽 10 Pack Reusable Swedish Dish Cloths - Absorbent Hand Towels for Kitchen, Counters & Washing Dishes - Cellulose Sponge Cloth - Eco Friendly Gifts - Assorted Colors Review

I don't understand why anyone would like this. They are hard and feel awful. you color. When they dry, they don't dry evenly, but feel and look like crumpled, dirty cardboard. Probably the worst purchase of my life. I would return them if I could. But I kept trying to convince myself that I like them and I use them. Terrible. Save $18 and buy 6 packs of white clothes rags at Target for $1.99.

I have a feeling they have been misrepresented. I searched for "made in Sweden" products at Revain. In short I didn't see anything in the product description to suggest it was made in China so this is a real disappointment. Maybe the country of origin was given away, but I definitely didn't see it. I don't allow Chinese food in my kitchen anymore since there was a Chinese dog food nightmare a few years ago. They will be sent back promptly.

I rarely write reviews, but these deserve praise. MUCH more durable than handiwipes and you can actually rub them with them but they never feel uncomfortable like a sponge. I've soaked them in bleach, thrown them in the washing machine and they've turned out great every time. I've been using the same two for a month now and they still look great, when they wear out I can compost them. I just wish they had a few other colors, maybe royal blue or sage green?

First of all I don't use a kitchen towel as suggested, I got it because I wanted to make a wet palette. (Wet palettes can cost 20+) Absorption is great + I can see colors clearly because the sponge is white! So far I've only used one piece, which I cut in half and placed perfectly in two takeaway containers. Then align with tracing paper, four days have passed, and acrylic and gouache are still liquid. This saved me so much time and money, thank you for your business!

It's weird but not entirely bad. They are not as soft and flexible as regular kitchen towels. You can definitely tell this is a quirky sci-fi sponge-towel hybrid. They soak up liquids like magic and leave nothing behind. However, the color is terrible and it looks like I use hospital sheets to wipe my countertops. After washing according to the manufacturer's instructions, they dry out into crusty sheets that won't lay flat. Not a terrible bug, but they can't be used for some purposes. For…

I'm a fan of the attractive colors, utility, washability and quick drying performance. I will say that even when dry, they will not replace a steel cleaning pad for a truly baked mush. Not only won't it really remove tough stuff, but the dishcloth will rip a little when you try. So don't throw away your heavy duty scourer just yet, but I recommend these for everyday use in the kitchen. While I was trying to figure out the dimensions to figure out which container would fit them best, another…

I bought this product because it was advertised as 'Made in Europe'. The marketing on their website says "European made - don't settle for low quality Chinese alternatives!" They don't say exactly where in Europe, but the excessive use of the word 'Swedish' certainly leads you to believe that they are from Sweden. Anyhow, I am willing to shop in all European countries because they all have high labor standards (no slaves and/or children), pay decent wages, place great emphasis on sustainability