Which surfaces can I use Swedish Dishcloths on?Updated 10 days ago

TL;DR: Swedish Dishcloths are gentle enough for delicate finishes and effective on everyday grime. Suitable for stainless steel, glass, mirrors, ceramic, porcelain, stone and laminate benchtops, sealed timber, appliance exteriors, and microwave interiors. Non-abrasive cellulose and cotton fibres won't scratch.

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Which surfaces are Swedish Dishcloths suitable for?

✓ Stainless steel

Fridges, dishwashers, rangehoods, sinks, and splashbacks. Wipes off fingerprints and water spots without leaving swirl marks.

Won't scratch Streak-free

✓ Glass and mirrors

Windows, bathroom mirrors, shower screens, and glass splashbacks. Pair with Universal Cleaner for a streak-free finish.

Windows Mirrors

✓ Benchtops

Sealed stone, laminate, solid-surface, and sealed timber. Skip rough scourers and use Universal Cleaner for daily wipe-downs.

Stone Laminate Sealed timber

✓ Ceramic and porcelain

Tiled walls, tiled floors, porcelain sinks, and glazed finishes. Suitable for grout lines. Won't etch glazes or dull the surface.

Tile Sinks Glazes

✓ Appliance exteriors

Fridges, ovens, dishwashers, microwaves, and rangehoods. Works across stainless, painted, and plastic finishes.

Stainless Painted Plastic

✓ Microwave interiors

Soft enough for the painted interior and glass turntable. Wipe down food splatters with warm water or Universal Cleaner.

Suitable for glass Suitable for painted

Which surfaces need a spot test first?

⚠ Painted cabinets and walls

Suitable for use, but wring well to avoid drips running down the surface. Spot test in a hidden corner first, especially on freshly painted or satin finishes.

Wring well Spot test first

⚠ Unsealed stone and timber

Raw marble, limestone, and unsealed timber floors can absorb water and stain. Use damp not wet and dry the surface straight after wiping.

Damp not wet Dry after