Papaya Swedish Dishcloths for Kitchen, 2 Reusable Paper Towels, 1 Hook

These have impress me beyond my expectations! They are thicker and more absorbent than I thought they would be. Works much like a sponge. Very durable, not easily torn. Wash dishes better than a dish cloth. Wring out almost dry. Completely dries fast and is never has any smell to it!! I've washed and dried mine in the laundry. Comes out fine, a little curled, not flat. But once wet it returns to its original shape and then I hang it in the hook provided. After using this product, I cannot complain about the price. It is saving me money. I'm not reaching for a papertowel, I just rinse this and reuse it. I do wish they would come out with some solid or marble patterns.

These reusable paper towels are more than handy, they are absorbent and dry out quickly. Wasting paper towels is a thing of the past now. I have them all over the house now for quick wipe-ups in bathrooms and bigger messes in the kitchen.

These cloths work well for wiping down the countertops, my toddler’s high chair, and sticky face and hands. They’re thick, absorbent, and very durable. I definitely use less paper towels now so the value is there. I do wish I could convert solely to these, but with toddler night time messes on the mattress, cat vomit, or other nasties. I won’t use a reusable rag for that stuff. Gross. They’re a little pricey compared to alternatives out there, but I like the hole and hook to hang them up to dry. I may purchase a hole punch and punch a hole in the corner of another brand to hang them up. I don’t really need a new hook every time I purchase these either. I have enough stuff in my kitchen junk drawer. 😅

Tried these for their sustainability but they were marketed like paper towels and wasn’t impressed. The magic happens when you use them wet. The texture is thick and great for washing dishes to surfaces to spills. They’ve replaced my sponges and Handiwipes. I clean them in the dishwasher until they wear out, which takes a while. They don’t get stinky as easily as the other products, and I wring them dry with each use. I just replenished my supply.

I gave these a try after seeing a video. They are really not very absorbant, but did clean up spills OK. I found I had to use a regular paper towel to really get things dry.

I really like these reusable paper towelss. I've been hesitant to buy these because they seem a little expensive. However, they were on a good sale for Prime Day so I went ahead and bought them and I really like them. I frequently used them to clean the kitchen counters and absorb water around the sink and they work well for that, better than expected. I love that they are environmentally friendly and I don't have to continuously use paper towel after paper towel. I just throw them in the washer every once in a while to fully clean them and they're good to go! The design is cute and is a nice touch to the kitchen. I plan to buy more in the future.

I am surprised how much I like this. I put it in the dishwasher to clean it. It does save me from using paper towels and is super absorbent. It comes with a hook to hang it.

Sorcery! These clean so well. Perfect for glass top stove - one pass to remove grease, rinse and repeat = super clean shiny streak free surface! Love them. Dry well and do not smell.

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This is the second time buying these cloths and they really do save on paper towel. They work well wiping up all messes and wash in the washing machine. Do not put in the dryer. These are the only ones that have a hanging hook and mine are out of sight to dry. They are expensive though.

Best product ever really does replace my paper towels does exactly what it says dry so quick. No moldy smell so convenient with the little hook. I love that they give you two in one package and it's only like $20. Best purchase ever!

Very absorbant and cleaner than sponges for wiping surfaces. They are very effective and less bacteria since it doesn't hold moisture. So I prefer them over alternatives and will continue to use them. They replace paper towels for the specific use of wiping surfaces which is better for the environment but you'll still need paper towels for other uses and you will need to replace the papya towels too. So from a cost perspective they don't entirely eliminate the cost but do reduce the cost [saving on paper towels and possibly sponges and spending on the papaya towel] Don't hang it where it's visible. They do shrivel up and get dirty so they don't maintain the type of aesthetic you want visible after the first use.

Great alternative to rags or microfiber cloths. Very absorbant and dries quickly. Zero smells.