SIMPLYCASA Swedish Dishcloth Sponge Pack of 10, Eco-Friendly Biodegradable Cellulose Sponge Cleaning Cloths, Kitchen Cloths, Made from Germany Review

This is the best I've found for washing dishes and wiping countertops. It's just the right size and absorbs very quickly. When I'm done cleaning, I rinse it, wring it dry, fold it once and put it in the sponge holder (vertical). In just a few hours it is completely dry and the sponge is filled with water which I pour out. One of the advantages is that there is no unpleasant smell. I have reduced paper towels and dispensed with sponges altogether.

Don't know why I'm being asked to rate the smell. Should he be? They smell slightly like wet paper. These cloths are great for wiping up small stains, cleaning the counter or even using as a napkin. I think I will use them for soaking rather than cleaning as the ink started to come off and stuck to my stovetop where I was trying to remove the stain. A bit small for paper towels, but they're incredibly absorbent and won't fall apart. They dry well and don't smell.

At first I thought they were very good in terms of absorbency. The odd texture changed once the fabric got wet and was easy for me to clean. However, it is too difficult to keep them clean as they almost become a disposable tissue paper before they are put back in the wash. They should be washed with colors in cold water and not tumble dried. You come out wet and dirty just like that. After a few uses, stains will form and the texture will change until even a freshly washed fabric becomes a bit

I don't normally write reviews but something is bothering me about my order. First I want to say that I love this style of rags! I've been using them for years and this set is great, love the patterns. However, it was a bit of a hassle to get this set. My first order said it had been shipped and was not delivered. I'm still waiting for a refund for them. I ordered again because I liked these models. I received the package yesterday and one of the 10 rags has already been used. They shrink a…

A few months ago I bought similar Swedish rags and I really liked them. They are very good at clearing the counter of the last sand and grit that we bring in with fresh produce from the garden. They stick to the surface and leave no water stains. You can wring them almost dry with one hand instead of two hands like traditional washcloths. They're machine washable (or toss in the dishwasher) but can't be tumble dried, which isn't a problem as they dry quickly. I turn mine every day but there was

I use them more than any other cleaning tool. I have one in each bathroom and one in my kitchen, with additional dressing accessories. They wash well and appear to be very durable. I almost never use paper towels again, except for wiping down toilets. And I no longer have coarse cellulose sponges hanging around my sink. For the dishes I use a combination of them, a heavy duty sponge and a reusable plastic dishwashing detergent. If you want, you can use a clean cloth every day and throw the…