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6 Pack Swedish Dishcloths for Kitchen, Reusable Paper Towels Swedish Dish Towels with Clips, Absorbent Dish Cloth No Odor for Cleaning Home Kitchen（Floral Patterns）

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Color: Floral Patterns


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  • Swedish Dishcloths SetYou will receive a boxed dishcloth set, which includes 6 floral pattern dishcloths and 6 self-adhesive clips, the size of each dishcloth is 6.69*7.48in.Our set can meet your daily cleaning needs and make your cleaning more convenient.
  • MaterialOur Swedish dishwashing cloth is made of 70% cellulose and 30% cotton. The material is soft, skin-friendly and durable. It has highly absorbent and is easy to air-dry after getting wet.
  • Comes with 6 Self-adhesive ClipsOur dishcloth set comes with 6 self-adhesive clips. You can clip the dishcloths on the wall refrigerator counter after using them. It will not take up space for easy access and storage, making your life more organized.
  • Absorbent & MultipurposeOur reusable paper towels is highly absorbent that they can absorb up to 20 times its weight in water, helping you quickly tackle messes on countertops, dishes, glass stoves door window and more.
  • Ideal GiftThis absorbent dish cloth come in a box, making it a good gift choice for family, friends and colleagues at Mother's Day Birthday Party. At the same time, this is also a very thoughtful housewarming gift.

Color: Floral Patterns


Brand: Needbrock


Age Range (Description): Adult


Material: Cotton Cellulose


Product Dimensions: 6.7"L x 7.5"W


Color: Floral Patterns


Brand: Needbrock


Age Range (Description): Adult


Material: Cotton Cellulose


Product Dimensions: 6.7"L x 7.5"W


Number of Items: 6


Pattern: Floral


Special Feature: Bagged


Theme: Floral


Product Care Instructions: Machine Wash


Shape: Variety Pack


Size: Small


Unit Count: 6.0 Count


Item Weight: 3.52 ounces


Manufacturer: Needbrock


Date First Available: January 5, 2024


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    • Easy to use
Color: Geometric Patterns
I love to use these in place of dishcloths.
Reviewed in the United States on January 31, 2024 by Southern Charm
    • 6 pack swedish dish cloths clean up messes around the home quickly
Color: Geometric Patterns
These are so useful for cleaning up messes around the home, wiping down countertops, stove tops, spills, and more. Use with or without cleaning agents, it is always best to wet with warm water first, wring it out then you can wipe down whatever you need to, even better use some vinegar water spray which is healthy and easy to make DIY with an empty spray bottle, the ratio varies but you can do some research on that on Pinterest or Google to find out how to make your own family and pet-friendly cleanser. Or you can use your favorite cleaner spray on the surface let it sit a minute or so, wipe down with a pre-moistened cloth, and rinse as you go. Lay flat to dry after each use it will be reusable many times through the week with minimal smell if taken care of well. When it's time to switch you can throw it in the towel wash, and by all means, use vinegar in the softener receptacle which allows your towels and rags to remain absorbent for much longer than it would with fabric softener. Trust me, the smell of the vinegar will dissipate you will not smell it on anything. You can do this with clothes too, the bonus is vinegar is also a sanitizer. 1/4 cup of white vinegar should be enough. Again do your research if you need to. Then when you put your towels in the dryer, pull out the Swedish dishcloths and let them air dry flat somewhere. They will last so much longer if you do not put them in the dryer. This set also comes with hanging clips you can fasten to your cupboards or areas you would like to have a cloth handy, you can also hang them to dry on these hooks after use with a good rinse and wring them out well. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 25, 2024 by Kristina
    • I Really Like These
Color: Geometric Patterns
I have never used cloths like these before, though I have heard about them. I thought I'd give them a try because it bothers me a bit how many paper towels we go through. I thought we'd be able to cut down on how many we use if we had decent reusable cloths. Most of the patterns are cute, and it's nice they have clips to help them dry better. Since I haven't tried this type of cloth before, I can't compare them to another brand. Perhaps my opinion is a bit limited, but even so I like them. I most especially like how quickly they dry. I banned sponges from the house years ago. They are super nasty (we did experiments on them in my microbiology class in university and I refused to use one since.) But not using sponges meant we used a lot more paper towels. Because these dry so quickly, I'm not concerned they are as nasty a breeding ground as typical sponges. Even so, I plan on throwing them in the dishwasher on a regular basis to sanitize them. Hopefully, they hold up to that. I got them mostly for light cleaning around the kitchen and bathrooms where I'd use paper towels or wipes instead. We are remodeling soon and will be having a glass door installed on the shower. I think one of the cloths would probably work well to wipe down the door after you're done. I do have another use in mind for one though. I'm going to put it in my husband's car to wipe down the inside of his windshield. His car constantly has condensation on the inside during the winter no matter what climate settings we use on his dash. It sometimes takes ages for it to clear, and we don't want to run the car and wait that long. I thought it would be great because they are lint free, absorb a lot of water (compared to the napkins he pulls out from his glove box to use), and will dry quickly after he's done. I am going to look around to see if these come in a dish drying mat size. If there isn't a drying mat, there should be. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 23, 2024 by Heather S.
    • Who knew?
Color: Geometric Patterns
Who knew that these things even existed because, I sure as heck didn't. I kept seeing these on Amazon and decided to finally give them a try and I'm glad that I did. It's so crazy how these things are stiff like a board but as soon as you dip it in water or run it under water, they literally become a dish cloth. They are super soft and super absorbent. They dry quickly too. I have washed and dried mine about a half a dozen times and they still look and work like new. The scrubbing power that they have exceeded my expectations. And they are just a perfect size for washing dishes as well. I definitely plan on getting more of these and stocking up. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 15, 2024 by beachlover0727
    • Good value
Color: Geometric Patterns
A friend who tries really hard not to waste paper and plastic had a cloth like this in her kitchen. So when I saw a pretty blue version in a fancy kitchen store, I bought one. These are just as pretty as that one, and are a great value in comparison. They absorb well and wring out fine. You do need a place to dry them out, which can be a dilemma if you like to keep clean counters and not hang things over your faucet. These come with little hooks, so you could put try to attach them to a wire rack under the sink. I personally wouldn't want to display them drying, but the designs are attractive. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 10, 2024 by Reader-Writer
    • Work with issues
Color: Geometric Patterns
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These dishcloths come in a six pack with some nifty little clips that can be stuck somewhere to allow the cloths to dry so they will not be a home for bacterial growth. I have used Swedish dishcloths for some time now and prefer them to other methods of cleaning due to their ease of use, absorbability, and ease of drying. I usually hang mine on my instant hot water faucet and they dry fairly quickly. These new ones made in China appear to be the same size (I included a picture next to a piece of paper to get the idea of how big they are) have a bit more paper (making them easier to biodegrade?), they absorb almost as well, are thinner and do not last quite as long as the Wettex ones but do the job of cleanup. All that being said, I will not purchase these again as they have a very odd smell, which I think comes from their paper pulp process as it seems to me a combination of wet paper and ammonia - not very pleasing. Fortunately it does not transcend to your hands as some stinky sponge smell does, but it does linger in the air after using and until the cloths are completely dry. I do have an oversensitive nose, so if you do not this may not be a problem, but I do wonder what I am spreading on my counters as I wipe... ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 18, 2024 by K.C.i. K.C.i.

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