Swedish Wholesale Dishcloths Reusable 8" x 7" Sponge Cloths, Bulk 10 Pack of High Absorbent Cellulose Dish & Kitchen Cleaning Hand Towels, Wring to Dry & Machine Wash, Odor Resistant, Assorted Colors

I’ve read some of the negative reviews and I had to come in and leave a review of my own because these things are AMAZING. You’ve heard best thing since sliced bread? This is what they’re talking about. If you want to save time, skip the review and just buy them now. You’re welcome. Yes they’re weird and crunchy and don’t dry flat. That’s true! These aren’t something you set out to look pretty for company. They’re a tool in your cleaning tool box. And you should have a cleaning toolbox because that’s how that works. Cleaning is a job and it’s completely undervalued as such. Let’s get to it. These aren’t for scrubbing. Need to scrub? Use a rag or a razor or a scouring pad. (think glass top stove. Sometimes you need a razor). Spill Flour or something powdery? Grab one of these. They pick up EVERYTHING. And that’s nice and all. It’s more than nice, they do a remarkable job. But more magic comes in when you rinse them. Nothing gums up. They rinse right off very quickly so you can keep going. No fibers for things to embed in. Wiping a wood table after dinner? They grab every single crumb and none of those streaks of water a rag leaves. That is a stunning feat. They hold the perfect amount of moisture. They can be as wet or dry as the job you’re doing requires. I LOVE them on stainless appliances, inside of the refrigerator. They hold enough heat from warm water and enough moisture to dissolve smeared stuff kids leave on the doors. It’s fast. I have them in my bathroom for quick wipe downs or pre wipe downs before a deeper clean. It’s an extra step but it saves time because it picks up EVERY piece of lint or dust. Mirrors, windows. Best things ever (polish/dry with rag/paper towel of choice) I used them the other day to do a little deeper dusting of furniture. Ever so slightly damp. Went crazy the other day with them and hit my washer and dryer. I’m obsessed with them. And not just any brand. These. These are the ones. I e experimented. Get these. My coffee maker. Okay, this is important. I can get this so so soapy wet, let the soap and water do it’s thing (solvent right?) then rinse and wring this out and it picks all of that right back up. All of the little bitty corners SO clean. A rag can not do that. Are they going to stain? Yeah. They are. They’re a tool. They aren’t for high tea. I wouldn’t use them to scour. That would be like using a tooth brush where you need an orbital sander. There has to be some understanding of what tool a job requires! C’mon now! They are a workhorse for what they do. Into chemical free/product free cleaning? I’m telling you, cleaning is what I do. Wet one of these and hit a mirror with just water. These are to clean the mirror. Not polish. (Clean Stainless, polish/dry stainless with microfiber) I have a very specific paper towel I polish/dry a mirror with but it’s FAST and time matters for all of us. Little knickknacks? Whoa. Just try them. I’ll be thinking of things all day I should have listed in here. Throw them in the dishwasher or washer (I don’t put them in the dryer) And they last. I can’t tell you how many times I’ve bought these as gifts. I’m back to buy more to give out. And everyone I’ve bought them for has done the same. I’ve bought more for myself and not because I need more, they hold up, but because I want more. I have them stashed everywhere. Bathrooms, laundry room, kitchen, car! Just try them. These. This brand. If you regret the purchase, you aren’t appreciating the properties of the tool and aren’t matching the tool to the task. These are brilliant. They just are. Never quit making them. I bet there’s a fan club forum somewhere for them like there is the instant pot. Absorbency! Ack! I haven’t even touched on that! Magic. Obviously if you drop a 2 liter, grab a towel! Match the tool to the task! The ability to control how wet or damp this thing can be not be overlooked or understated as an important component. It may be the most important element. Splashes or smudges on painted drywall? A rag will burn the paint. These glide. (If this doesn’t get it off, you were going to have to touch it up anyway. That’s just a fact) They stain… oh that made me laugh. Are you kidding? Good grief. Who cares? They wash clean. A stain isn’t the same as, holding germs and bacteria! They aren’t dinner linens. (Sorry but that blew my mind as a complaint). All I could think is, are you new? Try them. If you think they’re junk, take one to your mom or your grandma and have them show you how to clean. It’s actually a skill. And these should be in your toolbox.

I’ve been using Swedish dishcloths for about two years now. The last batch I bought were getting a little worn so I tried these and I like them very much! I was satisfied with the last ones but these are bigger and a little squishier and hold soap better. They are also well textured on both sides which is nice. Extremely durable and long lasting as well. Swedish dishcloths are far superior to sponges or brushes for dish cleaning. More cleaning surface area than a brush. You can use one a day and wash it in the washing machine so they’re not accumulating bacteria. You can get them into all the little crevices of different dishes. They dry quickly and are VERY absorbent even when wet. Squeeze it out and it’ll suck up a lot of water, making them great for cleaning counters and tables too. They’re expensive so for now I mostly just use them on my dishes and for kitchen counters and tables. And I also use them to grab dishes out of the microwave because they are good buffers for heat (and I store them in a box under my microwave). I have started cycling the oldest ones from the previous brands into bathroom cleaning tho and they’re so handy for threading between the faucet and wall, a tight space that sponges and brushes struggle to get to. The *only* downside is that they don’t really “scrub” tho they claim to scrub well when dry, but they’d never be able to get certain foods off dishes, like burnt oil on a stainless steel dish. I still use a scouring pad for that. Overall I am obsessed with these things and so grateful they are available.

Great product The cloth doesn't fall apart when put in washer.

These are the best I've found, a lot of the others fall apart quickly. They also absorb well. I'll be buying these again.

I love these wonderful dish cloths. They are very versatile, dry they are scrubbers without scratches. Wet they are great with dishes and counters. I can throw them in the washing machine or in the dishwasher. They do not absorb odors.

Switched to these to cut down on paper towel use in the kitchen and honestly wish I'd done it sooner. They're super absorbent, soak up spills way better than I expected for something so thin. Wring them out and they dry pretty fast so they're not sitting around damp and gross. The odor resistant thing actually holds up too, haven't had that sour dishrag smell even after a few uses between washes. 10 pack is clutch, one in the kitchen, one in the bathroom, extras for wiping counters, spills, whatever. Machine washable so keeping them clean is easy, just toss them in with a load. Good size, not too small to be useless but not huge either. Great eco-friendly swap if you're trying to use less paper towels. Would recommend.

I got these to replace my use of plastic sponges. They are obviously not as tough on scrubbing cooked on foods as sponges with the little green scrubber side, so this is best accompanied by also purchasing some kind of scrubber tool, which I did, and the combo is working well. The biggest downside is that they are flimsier and thus somewhat harder to hold onto. They feel as if they don't suds up everything quite as well, but when you squeeze it you will find plentiful soap within the absorbent cloth. They are somewhat delicate and I managed to tear one up a bit cleaning a metal cooling rack, as I was not prepared to be careful with it. It only tore some of the textured parts off and didn't rip a hole, so even when I was not careful, all things considered, it was rather sturdy. It feels like it will tear when you wring it out, feeling somewhat like a thick paper towel, but it's tougher than it seems. The upsides are plentiful and I think I prefer these to sponges. They are dramatically easier to wring out than a sponge, allowing them to dry out between uses fully, which keeps bacteria from thriving like they do in a sponge. Being able to change them out frequently without needing to actually throw them away entirely also makes me a little more confident in this regard. The ability to wring them out fully accompanied with their intense absorbency also makes cleaning the rest of the kitchen - the stovetop, countertop, border of the sink, etc. - much better. Mopping up countertop liquid with a sponge simply doesn't work, as it is not absorbent enough, assuredly leaving a thin sheen of liquid in place. These make those surfaces nearly bone dry immediately, which is important not just to disallow leftover liquid from causing damage to grout or leaving residue from hard water, but if I am cleaning up inbetween cooking tasks and need the countertop to be dry for the next step. The price point feels somewhat high, but all things considered, they are $2 each, which is about what you pay for a sponge if you are buying them individually. Unfortunately, I bought my sponges in bulk packs that were much cheaper than $1 per sponge, so this is going to be more expensive. I don't know how long they will truly last, however, so it's quite possible that the longevity will pay off and they will overall be a better deal. I have yet to figure this part out, however. I am not sure if the touted "50 uses" refers to simply one dish washing session, or if it counts my whole day as "one use". If it is the former, they may not last very long. Only time will tell.

They are ok. The stains don’t come off well after washing in a regular washer, and not as sturdy as I had hoped. They are better than a paper towel, but after use, it doesn’t look aesthetically appealing to reuse, so I feel like I am not cleaning well with it. Just my opinion.

Già provati, sono eccezionali come reclamizzati, si sciacquano e si asciugano velocemente, davvero portentosi.

Les anglais se contentent de n’importe quoi : moitié moins épais que ce qu’on achète en France, couleur assortie commandée, reçue bleu cafard.

When these arrived, and they look like colorful pieces of cardboard, I was skeptical. But once they were wet...wow! Absorbent, easy to wring out and odor-free, these are the best dish cloths I have used. In fact, I packed up all my traditional cotton ones and dropped them off at a discount center. These are great for washing dishes, cleaning the counters, getting in around the bottom of the kitchen faucets and more. Also great for damp wiping your furniture. I will be ordering these again. I know I will be using less paper towels to wipe up kitchen spills.

Die Tücher funktionier wirklich super, mann mekr direkt die Baumwolle, sind deutlich reissfester als die Vetex Schwammtücher, klare Empfehlung!

なんと、大分、薄くなってて、使い辛いです。残念？