Remnicent of embroidery stitches, this simple pattern combines white and gray "stitches" on a sage-gray background. Both easy to love and great for hiding stains, this full-coverage print is a great choice.
Swedish dish cloths make cleaning fast and convenient.
- All-purpose cleaning cloth that is compostable, biodegradable, and can replace up to 15 rolls of paper towel waste around the house. (Yup, that's a lot.)
- Fast-drying cellulose and cotton cloths that don't get smelly.
- Absorb many times their weight in liquids, and are a game-changer for cleaning any area of the home.
- Use them on counters, windows, appliances (they don't leave streaks!), floors, and anywhere else you'd use a paper towel.
Rinse and squeeze cloth after each use and either lay flat or hang to dry.
Machine washable (but lay flat to dry)
For more detailed information, read the following articles: How to Use Swedish Dishcloths and How to Wash Swedish Dishcloths
Stitches Swedish Dishcloth
Rinse and squeeze cloth after each use and either lay flat or hang to dry.
Swedish dishcloths should be sanitized and cleaned regularly by placing on the top rack of the dishwasher, in the clothes washer, or dipped in boiling water and laid flat to dry.
Swedish dishcloths can be composted once they are no longer useful (typically between 4-9 months of use).
