🧽 Lola Products Cellulose Sponge Cloths - Swedish Cloth for Dishes, Glasses, Kitchen Counters, and Surfaces - Super Absorbent and Machine Washable - Eco-Friendly Pack of 10 Review

I have used two other brands of Swedish rags and this one is nothing like this one. Others were dry at first, then dried out and stiffened after use. They arrived a little wet, like sponges, and they are always flexible, although the fiber content is the same in all. I didn't mind that they were wet but they smelled bad and I figured it had something to do with that. Even after I wet the rags and used them with soap, the bad smell lingers. They don't have a strong texture like other tidying…

I've spent so many years of my life cleaning dish sponges and buying paper towels when all I really needed was Swedish cloth. used to using a sponge. The difference is that they last longer and are easier to clean. Lola sponge cloths are particularly hard-wearing. I usually took them with the laundry. My wife puts them in the cutlery tray on top of the dishwasher. Both methods seem to work. Dishcloths seem to last five or six washes without too much fuss, which means they last a long time and…

I wasted so many years of my life cleaning sponges and buying paper towels when all I really needed was Swedish cloth. use sponge. The difference is that they last longer and are easier to clean. Lola sponge cloths are particularly hard-wearing. I usually took them with the laundry. My wife puts them in the cutlery tray on top of the dishwasher. Both methods seem to work. Dishcloths seem to last five or six washes without too much fuss, which means they last a long time and save a lot of money…

I really like these kitchen towels. They're made of cellulose, so they can hold a lot of liquid, which comes in handy if you spill a large amount. They're then easy to rinse, hang to dry, and reuse a few more times throughout the day (unless you're using them to wipe the juice off any kind of raw meat, use paper towels). The day is done, you can toss them in the washing machine with a drop of vinegar or bleach (whichever you prefer), tumble dry and they're ready to go again. Each of them is…

A long time ago my husband came home with a set of sponge napkins. He was so excited and in love with these things that he was very disappointed when they stopped wearing them. Nothing else he tried worked. Now with these. he is pleased. HOW THESE ARE MADE They come in a plastic bag sealed to keep moisture in and then in another plastic bag for postage. HOW THESE WORK They are excellent. Not only do they soak up spills with ease, but they wipe down countertops and sinks much better than regular