Walker Essentials Swedish Dishcloths - Eco-Friendly Cleaning Cloths for Kitchen, Dishes, Outdoors & Bathrooms - Odor-Free, Quick-Drying, All-Natural Cellulose-Cotton Blend - 10 Pack Review

Swedish kitchen towels are thin but absorb a lot of liquid for their size. Better than a sponge; When we clean countertops or appliances, the rag leaves little to no trace of moisture that can air dry. There is no need to use a dry towel and no water stains. I've already washed a pair (didn't use the dryer) and they are like new. Love neutral graphic patterns. Finally, stylish kitchen textiles are not alien colors! 😉

I was looking for Swedish tea towels after I got one on Etsy - it had cute writing on it. I've been trying to reduce the amount of waste in my house and it definitely helps. It's like a washcloth and paper towel that a baby gets - stronger than a paper towel but not as thick and annoying as a washcloth. Soaks up spills and cleans well. Can be thrown in the dishwasher to freshen up. They don't last forever although you will have to replace them after a while so a pack of 10 is good - enough for…

Due to the scarcity of paper towels on the market, I decided to buy them after reading an article in NYTimes about Swedish kitchen towels. Old towels or rags can be used, but I don't like that they smell over time and just feel like they're getting gross and germ-ridden. I've read that Swedish fabrics are made from a material that doesn't allow bacteria to grow, so stench isn't a problem. Plus the fact that you can just throw them in the dishwasher or washing machine and wash them with…

I love these kitchen towels. They're foam (is that a word?) and absorb all kinds of spills. You go on and on. I've saved so much money and feel very environmentally conscious using them! I don't even use quarters of the paper towels I'm used to. I have given some to friends and they love them too. I soaked mine in Oxyclean to get coffee stains out of them. I washed them and dried them in the washer and dryer. Each of them goes and goes. They absorb a lot more than paper towels. Wring them out…

I was looking for these absorbent towels and didn't know they called 'Swedish kitchen towels'. Anyway, I was glad I stumbled across them on Tiktok and didn't hesitate for a second to buy them. They should be available in every household for regular cleaning (cleaning counters, etc.). If your family/home uses paper towels or paper towels on a daily basis, consider switching to these kitchen napkins as a contribution to the environment. They were pretty easy to use. Once they get dirty you can…