Eulnars Swedish Dishcloths for Kitchen, 8 Pack Reusable Paper Towels with Clips, Non-Scratch Swedish Dish Towels, Super Absorbent Cellulose Sponge Cloths, Assorted

I'm on a mission to remove plastic and single-use/disposable items from my life. I heard good things about Swedish Dishcloths so thought I'd try them. So glad I did, they are amazing! Super absorbent and the perfect size and thickness for most kitchen tasks. I hang them to dry and they dry quickly. They rinse clean and so far don't hold on to any stains. I've used my first one for a few weeks now and it still looks good as new. Very happy with this purchase. 10/10 would recommend.

LOVE these towels! They dry quickly and wash well! They are big hand towels, so they work perfect for drying dishes on too! The patterns are as pictured, with good color and thick texture! They would make a great gift.

These reusable Swedish towels are ABSOLUTELTy fantastic! They save on the cost of buying regular p aper towels. In addition, they absorb so much water. T g ey can be washed in the machine and hold up great!

Still not sure, but so far it does clean better than my paper towels do. It's sturdier for sure than paper towel. I'm not sure how I feel about the feel of it. It takes a day to dry, but once it dries it completely dries! Stiff dry! Love how so far washing it out in sink it does get clean. I haven't tried on a big spill yet. I wish all clips were magnetic I didn't understand why they weren't. Cute sticker ideas.

I’ve been using these for about a month and really love them. I use them instead of paper towels when I want something thicker and reusable. They’re absorbent, sturdy, and convenient for everyday kitchen messes. I’ve used a similar name-brand product that costs quite a bit more, and honestly, these are very comparable in quality. I was pleasantly surprised by how well they perform for the price. I’ve only had them for about a month, so I can’t speak to long-term durability yet, but so far I’m very happy with them and would definitely buy them again.

I love these I’ve had them over a month and they are amazing. They clean and wash great I’ll definitely need to replace some of them in a couple months due to some peeling of the design. I’d take these over paper towels any day 10/10

The Other Brand: The one on the far left is unused, the one in the middle shows how faded and shrunken they got after one wash, and the one on the right shows the mildew that grew from being next to the sink in a stack with other used reuseable paper towels for a few days. I also don’t like how completely stiff they get when dried. This brand: There is not a new one in the pic, but as far as my memory goes, they look exactly the same as when they were new—same size, bright colors, and crisp pattern—and I have had them for several months and they have been washed many times. They were part of that stack next to the sink, and you can see on the back that they have not mildewed, and they also never get stinky. They remain a little more pliable when dry, but the big difference is how much more easily they absorb the moisture to then soften up, as opposed to the other kind where they are not as readily absorbent. I don’t want these to stain, so I use them for drying hands, drying dishes, wiping water next to the sink, as a “plate” for finger foods, etc. So they are not a replacement for paper towels, but a supplement. I’ve washed mine both in the dishwasher (but then I rinse and squeeze them out afterward), and in the washer and then hang to dry. This product comes with a few clips, but you can find more for inexpensive here on Amazon. Once they’ve dried I leave a few out for easy access, and put the remainder in a drawer by the sink. I love them so much I am going to be gifting these are part of some Christmas presents. I love the large array of patterns for that purpose. I like to do my own version of what Oprah used to do and give a little collection of my favorite things from the prior year (another winner for this past year—cookie butter! 😋)

These are perfect for replacing paper towels. If you're looking to reduce your environmental impact. They are super easy to use and they make cleaning up in the kitchen a breeze. They are also super cute, which is a bonus!

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I could only write a good review, I even recommended them to a few people in my village these are far superior to traditional dishcloths and the reusability is miles better if I was to get some more I could save £200 a year on kitchen paper (obviously there's some things I can't use em for like bundling chicken bones in which case i'd prob still use kitchen paper, but these dramatically reduce the speed I go through them making my paper towels last months instead of weeks) on a side note some of the clips that come with em are magnetic not adhesive the others just stick to things sadly the magnet one broke on me as the glue that stuck the magnet to the clip wasn't very good I fixed it with some high quality glue meant for ship models, It hasn't come loose since! As for the Swedish Dishcloths themselves most stains even heavy duty ones will come off immediately even just running them under a cold tap... I even tested with butter, marmite, stew, tomato and peanut butter all dried on for a few days and they all washed out in less than 20-30 seconds some immediately after running them under water they just faded out of existence like a video crossfade! however burned on stains from trying to remove burns spots on the middle of pans that's another story might take a few washes with a strong detergent like fairy and scrubbing the cloth together in your hands to get rid of it keep in mind it retains dishwashing liquid just as well as water so you may have to rinse a while and twist properly to get all the foam out, sometimes burnt stains might take a couple of washes/days to fully get out as for strength and durability I tested dave's strength on it (he's my stepfather and has giant strength) wet or dry it it held no twisting or pulling is gonna tear this like paper it's has more strength and durability than a kitchen towel it has a mild stretchiness but snaps back to it's shape like a rubber band when dry it's great for drying pots or cleaning up messes on benches and desk with food when wet great for washing, i'd wager it could clean up wine better than a bounty kitchen paper and still not get perma stained no stain has ever lasted more than a few days after repeated washing and the painted on patterns don't fade either it's like it was 3D printed with those colors in the material itself they said it was some sort of cellulose on the website but i've never seen any material quite like it, it feels like sorcery! It's stiff like hard rubber foam once dry and then when damp or wet it's like an ordinary cloth it's so strange.

These Eulnars Swedish dish cloths not only boast adorable designs but also excel in functionality. They are incredibly absorbent and manage spills effortlessly. I appreciate that they don't retain odors and are easy to clean—just a rinse under running water or a throw into the washer bi-weekly. They have proven to be a durable, cost-effective alternative to paper towels, significantly reducing waste. Highly recommend for anyone looking to make their kitchen routine more sustainable without sacrificing quality.

I bought this because I have a tendency to spill liquids and end up going through lots of paper towels. Thought this could help save some. They almost seam too pretty to use, and while I did try it on some spills, and was pleasantly surprized how good of a job it did, I thought I certainly can't reach for them in all cases where I would choose a paper towel. Tonight I spilled about a 1/4 cup of salad dressing and was going to reach for a paper towel. Well, I stopped myself, and chose one of these instead. It did a really good job, when I know I would have used 3 or 4 paper towels for this mess. Instead It picked up the mess, and I rinsed it off and wiped the surface again to make sure it was all gone. Then rinsed it out again and put to dry. This did so well When it is totally dry it starts to soak in the liquids, but when wet and rung out it soaks in more and then it continues to clean. I didn't try washing one yet in the dishwasher as it rinsed really well under the tap. I am happy with my purchase, an would recommend them to others.

I like these cloths so much I bought more for a gift. I find the best way to clean furniture is to use these slightly damp. It doesn’t damage the furniture and manages to clean off the dust without cause the dust to fly around. They are also good for the kitchen and bathroom.