Swedish Dish Cloth
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The fact that you landed on this page is a sign that a cellulose Swedish Dish Cloth needs to be in your life right now. These Sponge Cloths absorb 20x their weight in liquid and replace rolls and rolls (and rolls) of paper towels. They dry quickly with no ‘damp’ smell, are dishwasher safe, and are compostable!
- Each Zero Waste Sponge Cloth Holds Up To ¾ Cup Of Liquid
- They Dry Quickly With No ‘damp’ Sponge Smell
- Each Towel Easily Replaces 17 Rolls Of Paper Towels
Sustainability:
plastic free
vegan
compostable
1 for the planet
About This Item:
Zero Waste Sponge Cloth - Swedish Dish Cloth, Paper Towel Replacement, Kitchen Sponge, 14 Styles
One of our favorite products ever! Sponge cloths aka swedish dish cloths replace up 17 rolls of paper towels each and help reduce your overall waste a ton! They are made with cellulose and cotton, and can absorb 20x their weight in liquid (up to 3/4 cup!), making them a great paper towel alternative. Perfect for wiping spills, cleaning counters, or general cleaning and safe to use on all surfaces. Plus, they come in a range of simple, bright, fresh designs!
Did you know, the average American household uses over 100 rolls of single-use paper towels per year? Traditional paper towels' production causes deforestation, chemical pollution in our waterways, and fills up our landfill. These reusable Sponge Cloths are the perfect, more sustainable alternative!
The cloth is naturally anti-bacterial due to its quick drying ability which means no 'dish cloth' smell!
Options: Available in a range of different patterns. Purchase individually or as a bundle.
Care instructions: Each cloth can be used for 6-12 months or 200 wash cycles, if taken care of properly. Machine wash and let air dry or place on top rack of dishwasher.
Size: Each cloth is 6.75" x 8".
Materials: Made from a cellulose (wood pulp)-cotton blend and printed with water based ink.
End of Life: 100% biodegradable and can be tossed into your compost once it starts falling apart.