Swedish Dishcloths for Kitchen, 8 Pack Reusable Paper Towels with Clips, Non-Scratch Swedish Kitchen Towels, Super Absorbent Cellulose Sponge Cloths, Dishwasher Safe, No Odor

These dishcloths are amazing!!!! They are super absorbent, reusable, easy to clean, and I use them to clean spills, to clean the kitchen countertops, the stove, and to wipe dishes. After a few uses just drop them in your washer and they’re ready to use again. I’ve been saving a lot of paper towels. I just love them. Try them you won’t regret it.

So far, so good! I've been using these for a couple of months and they have held up really well. I just had to throw one out because it got too stained, but the other two I've been using still dry and clean very well and I see many uses ahead, so overall I am very satisfied with the product. Plus the designs are super cute.

I am the type of person that hates having to spend a lot of money for things you use and immediately throw away (paper towels, toilet paper, tissues, napkins, etc.). These Swedish dish towels have allowed me to cut down tremendously on my use of paper towels which I am thrilled about. I love how the box comes with clips and stickers to identify what towels you are using for what purpose (countertops, spills, dishes, etc.) and you can chose from a variety of designs. I’m only on my first box at this point but so far I love them and grab for them now before reaching for a paper towel or sponge. They are a nice thickness making them durable and they are also washable! I’ve written a date on the box of when I started using them so I can actually see how long a box lasts me.

Love these. I did find that these need to be fully laundered more frequently than my previous pack/brand but they work as well. I like knowing I am using something reusable rather then throwing away multiple paper towels throughout the day. These are good size and quality, easy to use in a variety of ways and very absorbent, even when wet.

Perfect dish and cleaning cloth. They dry quickly and do not retain odors

I am so glad I stopped buying paper towels and switched to these reusable towels. I also like that because they’re not namebrand you get way more for your money. The first tile I used has lasted me three months and it’s still usable when it gets really dirty. That’s when I use it to clean floors and stuff that doesn’t matter if it looks dirty or not they are super durable and I have not bought paper towels in at least three months since I got these I highly recommend them to everyone. Please keep them reasonably priced and I hope everyone makes the switch to these! I’m posting a side-by-side comparison of a week old cloth versus a three month old cloth still does the job dries great and doesn’t smell!

Vibrant colors, great value - I have some from Costco for comparison and these are a great quality and amount of clothes. I have been very impressed with how absorbent these are - they really do replace the need for paper towels.

The Other Brand: The one on the far left is unused, the one in the middle shows how faded and shrunken they got after one wash, and the one on the right shows the mildew that grew from being next to the sink in a stack with other used reuseable paper towels for a few days. I also don’t like how completely stiff they get when dried. This brand: There is not a new one in the pic, but as far as my memory goes, they look exactly the same as when they were new—same size, bright colors, and crisp pattern—and I have had them for several months and they have been washed many times. They were part of that stack next to the sink, and you can see on the back that they have not mildewed, and they also never get stinky. They remain a little more pliable when dry, but the big difference is how much more easily they absorb the moisture to then soften up, as opposed to the other kind where they are not as readily absorbent. I don’t want these to stain, so I use them for drying hands, drying dishes, wiping water next to the sink, as a “plate” for finger foods, etc. So they are not a replacement for paper towels, but a supplement. I’ve washed mine both in the dishwasher (but then I rinse and squeeze them out afterward), and in the washer and then hang to dry. This product comes with a few clips, but you can find more for inexpensive here on Amazon. Once they’ve dried I leave a few out for easy access, and put the remainder in a drawer by the sink. I love them so much I am going to be gifting these are part of some Christmas presents. I love the large array of patterns for that purpose. I like to do my own version of what Oprah used to do and give a little collection of my favorite things from the prior year (another winner for this past year—cookie butter! 😋)