What are Swedish Dishcloths & how do I use them?Updated 11 hours ago

Swedish Dishcloths are made from 70% cellulose and 30% cotton. The result is a springy, absorbent fibre sheet that behaves like a sponge when wet and a paper towel when dry. Absorbs up to 15 times its weight, OEKO-TEX 100 certified, and free of synthetic fibres. Each pack contains 4 cloths.

Material

70% cellulose, 30% cotton. No synthetic fibres, no microplastic shedding. OEKO-TEX 100 certified for skin-safe materials.

70% cellulose 30% cotton OEKO-TEX 100

What it replaces

One reusable cloth does the work of paper towels, single-use wipes, and synthetic sponges. Absorbs up to 15 times its own weight, scrubs benchtops, and polishes glass without streaks.

Paper towel Sponge 15x absorbency

Run Swedish Dishcloth under tap water until it softens, wring out the excess, and wipe surfaces like you would with a sponge or paper towel. Rinse and wring as you go. Works on benchtops, splashbacks, stovetops, sinks, appliances, and spills. Pair with Universal Cleaner for hard surfaces, or Dishwashing Liquid for dishes and greasy cookware.

For everyday cleaning, pair Swedish Dishcloth with Dishwashing Liquid for dishes, glassware, and greasy cookware. For tougher messes on stovetops, splashbacks, and benchtops, switch to Kitchen Grease & Oil Cleaner. For sealed hard surfaces around the home, Universal Cleaner gives a streak-free finish.