IPPINKA Binchotan Dishcloth Naturally Antibacterial Review

These are great tea towels! Don't worry if you wash them they'll shrink but as soon as you wet them they'll grow big again! I noticed a significant difference in the smell of these clothes. The smell is a bit blocked and at the end of the day there is no smell of dirty dishes!

I think these are great tea towels! Love the fact that they are double fold, they have a rough side for texture and the soft side is great for wiping down countertops and stovetops, they rinse out well. I like the fact that they are antibacterial. I would buy them again and recommend them.

I have never given a star. But this is just a terrible product. I bought it because I liked the colors. When he got here he was small but bearable. I washed it (in cold water) before using it. What came out of the washing machine was unrecognizable - I'll leave that at that.

I like feeling like a kitchen towel but that's it. The urge for me to buy this was a factor against the smell. However, I find it no more odor-inhibiting than a regular tea towel. In terms of antibacterial function, a vinegar water spray bottle and a regular washcloth or paper towel are much cheaper.

Great washcloth! When I looked at the picture I thought there were 2 in a pack, I should have read the description as I think it's expensive for one. The fibers are slightly torn (but only after a real deep cleaning). If it cost less I would buy more overall because my countertops feel cleaner using it than my regular towels (maybe because of the charcoal).

I've been using this for almost a year and I love it. It seemed like a lot for a tea towel at the time, but I'll be back in a year to buy more. They are very soft, I use them on dishes or surfaces and they wash very well. It appears to shrink after washing/drying but will stretch again when first wet. Doesn't stink like other rags.

I don't know why I was expecting two washcloths but only one is reversible. At the same time, I think $10 for a kitchen towel is expensive. Cons: It's not six-ply like the description says, it's easy to snag with serrated knives, small particles like chia seeds or couscous get stuck in the mesh, and I have to remember not to put it in the dryer. Pros: It's very soft, doesn't smell, dries quickly, and I like the antibacterial properties it claims.

Tired of awkward sponges and micro-cloths that trap food particles I tried one of these napkins - I liked them and bought another one in a different color . I use one for human dishes and one for pet dishes. What I particularly like is the pet dish soap, which removes mucus but rinses well and doesn't smell or feel uncomfortable after a few months of use. I just put some dish soap on a rag, wash the dishes and then rinse them very well with hot water and hang them on the edge of the sink to…

This is my second Nawrap tea towel and I love it. My first lasted almost 2 years of continuous use before holes appeared. I didn't want to throw it away so I made sure to order another one as a replacement. Dishes never have an unpleasant smell. I throw it in the washing machine once a week (no bleach); but NOT in the dryer - otherwise it will wrinkle. My original has honestly accidentally fallen through the dryer now and then without disastrous results, but I don't think that's recommended as…