Eco-Friendly Dishcloth
Thank you for helping us help our planet!
Did you know that the average family spends over $180.00 per year on paper towels? Just one of our eco-friendly dishcloths is equal to 15 rolls of paper towels and can last 6-9 months.
Soften your eco-friendly dishcloth with water and you're ready to go.
• Wash dishes
• Super absorbent
* Wipe down appliances
• Odor resistant
"Wipe down counters
Absorbs 15x its weight
Clean windows & mirrors lint and streak-free
Safe for use on granite and stainless steel
To clean your dishcloth, simply wash it in the washing machine, or the top shelf of your dishwasher, or put it in the microwave wet for 1-2 minutes, then lay it flat to air dry. When your dishcloth has reached its end, simply throw it in the compost.
The packaging used is 100% biodegradable.
Printed in Seminole, FL with water-based environmentally friendly inks.
Our eco-friendly dishcloths are made in Sweden from 70% cellulose sourced from Forest Stewardship Council marked forests and 30% waste Patton (Cotton fibers that are too short to be used in textile production.
Thank you for helping us help our planet!
Did you know that the average family spends over $180.00 per year on paper towels? Just one of our eco-friendly dishcloths is equal to 15 rolls of paper towels and can last 6-9 months.
Soften your eco-friendly dishcloth with water and you're ready to go.
• Wash dishes
• Super absorbent
* Wipe down appliances
• Odor resistant
"Wipe down counters
Absorbs 15x its weight
Clean windows & mirrors lint and streak-free
Safe for use on granite and stainless steel
To clean your dishcloth, simply wash it in the washing machine, or the top shelf of your dishwasher, or put it in the microwave wet for 1-2 minutes, then lay it flat to air dry. When your dishcloth has reached its end, simply throw it in the compost.
The packaging used is 100% biodegradable.
Printed in Seminole, FL with water-based environmentally friendly inks.
Our eco-friendly dishcloths are made in Sweden from 70% cellulose sourced from Forest Stewardship Council marked forests and 30% waste Patton (Cotton fibers that are too short to be used in textile production.