Dishcloths are an easy way to curb paper towel use and tackle grime. With a quick swipe and a little elbow grease, your home can transform from messy to squeaky clean. However, since you’re not ...

This dishcloth has a gorgeous design to help make cleaning feel a little less tiresome. Crafted with cellulose from FSC-certified forests and Fairtrade and GOTS-certified organic cotton, they can ...

There are five common ways to wash a Swedish dishcloth: hand washing, machine washing, in the dishwasher, boiling, or microwaving. How to Hand Wash Swedish Dishcloths. Step 1: Rinse.

Only one other Swedish dishcloth we tested, the Wettex Original, was cheaper at $1.00 a pop, but it absorbed half the amount of water that the If You Care cloth did.

Gracie West Severn Dishcloth . Amazon. $15 at Amazon. My kitchen’s biggest trouble area is the gas stovetop burners, but the wire side of this dishcloth scraped the burnt food bits right off.

We tried Swedish dishcloths, the eco-friendly paper towel alternative that’s wildly popular on Amazon. Here’s what we think.

By hour eight, the Danica Swedish Dishcloth was about two-thirds dry. It took about 13 hours to dry completely, but the dishrag and sponge were still damp. Weight when dry (kg) ...

Similarly, once a dishcloth starts to get frayed or thinner, it’s no longer doing its job, Harris says. That means it’s time to toss it and put a new one into circulation.

And this is why we are so smitten with the mighty Swedish dishcloth. Invented in Sweden in 1949 by engineer Curt Lindquist, the squares are made of a highly absorbent material comprised of plant ...

In a video with over 970,000 views, Amy Stellwag (@dwonsgirl on TikTok) shared last week the moment Cheeto, her orange tabby cat, giving a comically dramatic response to a feline-shaped dishcloth.

Get this: one Swedish dishcloth can replace 17 rolls of paper towels. Let that sink in, folks. Here’s the backstory: Invented by a Swedish engineer in 1949, ...