BLUELAND Cloud Cloth, 3-Pack, Reusable Paper Towel, Swedish Dishcloth

First, I would like to say there is a brand I have been using for years that I’ve ordered off of Amazon and I decided that I wanted to find something a bit smaller and adorable so I ordered this product. When the product arrived, I was a bit disappointed by the size thinking it was much smaller than I expected as I didn’t pay enough attention to the size described so they had nothing to do with the company. It was all on me. The towel was very hard and I was thinking I think I’m gonna probably toss these, but I went ahead and had soap ready to do some cleaning on my counters and I pushed the dish the towel into the water and the immediately softened. I used it. I’m very pleased with it. It’s a perfect size. It helps clean the top of my stove the counter and rinse off really well. It dries quickly and I don’t know how long it’s going to last, but it seemed very durable. I would recommend this product.

This is a great choice to reduce paper towel usage. Very absorbent and can be tossed in the dishwasher to clean.

Thought I’d give these a try. They work fine and I like the design. Things I don’t like- I don’t see myself using these instead of paper towels for some things. They are small and it shrunk when I washed it. I’ll use them but won’t buy them again.

I LOVE these!!! I’ve gifted them to many family members, and I also put them in the prize bags for baby shower game winners to take home when I hosted a baby shower recently. I particularly like them to dry up water splashed around my kitchen sink. They dry much quicker than your average washcloth and they don’t get stinky and gross like a wet washcloth does. I also love that they’re not made in China.

I've used these for a few months now and they work very well and wash well afterwards. I grew up un Europe where these are very common and cheap. so happy to finally being able to find them here as well.

I used these on a daily basis and throw them in the wash. They last a long time and cut on paper towel usage

So far this cloth has been useful for cleaning up the kitchen after making food. But as my headline says, it's more like a swiffer in the sense that it doesn't pick up particles - you can only push them around. So you might clean your countertop and then have to gather up particles somehow else or attempt to pinch them together with the cloth. I suppose it's most useful for cleaning up spills, but really that's not what I'm using most of my paper towels for - mostly for drying off meat for seasoning and wiping up countertops after cooking. It does help reduce a little waste for cleaning up.

As advertised, eco-friendly, economical, and effective.