Swedish Dishcloths for Kitchen XL, 30 Sheet Roll, Biodegradable & Compostable, Reusable Paper Towel Cleaning Cloths, 11" x 10", No Odor, Washing Dishes, Ultra Absorbent Cellulose Sponge Towel, By LOLA

I’ve always been on the lookout for ways to make my kitchen more eco-friendly, and these Swedish Dishcloths are exactly what I needed. They’ve completely replaced my need for paper towels and sponges, and I’m so glad I gave them a try! Super Absorbent and Easy to Use: These dishcloths are incredibly absorbent, which was a pleasant surprise. They easily soak up spills, and I love that I can use them to clean everything from countertops to dishes without worrying about them falling apart. They have a nice thickness to them, so they feel sturdy and reliable, even after multiple uses. Durable and Long-Lasting: I’ve been using these for a few weeks now, and they’ve held up really well. Unlike regular sponges that start to break down or smell after a while, these dishcloths are easy to clean and stay fresh. I just pop them in the washing machine when they need a refresh, and they come out as good as new. Eco-Friendly and Cost-Effective: The best part is that these dishcloths are reusable, which has significantly cut down on my paper towel usage. It’s great to know that I’m reducing waste and saving money in the long run. Plus, the fun designs add a nice touch to my kitchen—who knew dishcloths could be so cute? Final Thoughts: If you’re looking to make a small but impactful change in your kitchen routine, I highly recommend giving these Swedish Dishcloths a try. They’re effective, durable, and eco-friendly—a win-win in my book!

This Swedish dishcloth roll is such a smart and eco-friendly upgrade for my kitchen! The sheets are super absorbent, durable, and easy to tear off as needed. I love that they replace so many paper towels and can be reused multiple times. Stylish, practical, and great value—definitely a 5-star find!

They sound like an impossible idea, but these work like paper towels, but are sturdy and can be run through regular laundry cycles. And they can be bleached to deal with most stains. A roll lasts me a long time. Fits in run of the mill paper towel roll holders.

As a dry paper towel off the roll this item is pretty useless - nonabsorbent and stiff. BUT once wetted down it becomes indestructible and I have used it as a cutting board with amazing success as well as mopping up spills and the like. You can cut it but it is very difficult. Machine washes well and has even survived the dryer.

It is Spring 2020. For those reading this in the far future, you may remember this was the year for the COVID-19 pandemic, meaning people have been panic buying certain items. Paper towels are one of those items. Believe it or not, paper towels are equivalent to a brand new game console on Black Friday. You cannot find them anywhere. So I went online for a solution and found these. Now, my first question was "Why not just use dish towels or rags?" to replace the paper towels. I had plenty of both after all. I could use my old rags for the nasty spills, and the dish towels for regular spills/clean up/etc. Well, rather than just assume, I decided to bite the bullet and order a roll of Wowables. First impression is that they feel a lot like cardboard, but as soon as you get them damp or wet, they become flexible just like a paper towel. One sheet is all you need for most spills/wipe downs due to the spongy absorbancy. They clean up my countertops and stove nicely thanks to the ridges on one side. After use, I hand wash with a little dish soap and water. Any liquids/food debri picked up washes right out with ease leaving no stains at all. I then hang to dry. It takes only 2 hours at most to air dry, then I reuse. Lately, I can get away with using the same 2 sheets for the entire day. I also have a seperate bin beside my trash can for Wowables only, so for my lazy family members who don't want to hand wash I've instructed them to toss the sheets in there for me to machine wash with the towels later (yes, they're machine washable but NOT dryer safe, so remember that - hang to dry only). After the washing machine I hang dry, then fold and place in a basket on the counter top. As I said, when dry they are like stiff cardboard. I fold in half in the basket and then put a paper weight on top of the stack to flatten them. Works great! So going back to my first question. How are these no different than dish towels/rags? Well, for me it's mostly the spongy absorbancy! You pick up a spill with these and there is no dripping whatsoever. I also love the fact that they rinse out so easily and dry a lot faster than my dish towels would. My dish towels stain quickly, especially with grease/food. Wowables do NOT stain. I'm not sure how, but they don't. Why ruin my dish towels with ugly stains when I can use these instead? I also love the size, it's perfect for most jobs - just the same as your standard paper towel sheet (my dish towels are much larger and therefore annoying to use - small complaint here, I know, but it's just my honest opinion). Lastly, you're getting 30 sheets for twenty dollars! Compare that price to the price of 30 dish towels. I know, I know. You can cut up an old t-shirt, etc. if things get really bad. But again one of my favorite things about this is that spongy absorbancy that most towels/rags lack. Anyway, I'll let you be the judge. I'm honestly loving these. I plan to buy a second roll for the bathroom, in a different color. That's another thing I love about this brand - 4 color choices in case you are like me and prefer to keep the bathroom ones seperate from the kitchen ones. Overall, I am very happy with this brand. I hope they stay in business for many years.

Bigger and thinner than other products, so it feels softer and is great for everyday counter use. Water absorption is the same as the regular Swedish cloth. The regular one is nice for cleaning the fridge or floors since it feels a bit more firm! Update. The con is that it rips too easily.

The beautiful and versatile LOLA is thinner than usual Swedish dish cloth, which is as it should be, if the goal is mimicking paper towel, not sponge for dishes. Still even with this thinner fabric, light hand dishwashing is fine. The way I used LOLA and found 100% satisfaction: pre moist with water, use damp as paper towel/napkin for greasy fingers from BBQ sauce, grilled wings etc. Rinsing in the water, reused for wiping countertops rest of the day. Laundered normal cycle with towels or in the dishwasher. Squeezed dry by hand and placed to air dry on the LOLA roll top horizontally, or anything having curved shape/bottle. Dry in hours, placed back in lovely wood (swedish) towel stand protecting it from kitchen splashes, or falling from roll. So no drawer storage place taken away after done with 1st use. Any swedish dishwashing type of cloth lasts about 2 months when placed in dishwasher/laundered daily. Hope it helps. We shall see how long this reuse will last, but even 2nd use is already winner for the rain forests decimation just to obtain one use of toilet paper (go for toilet bidet seat and be truly clean) and paper towels (go for reusable solutions). Secondly any paper product is not disinfected quality, same with laundered fabrics, unless steam is used, which would ruin anything from paper, thus paper is only offering sanitary level to you. If anyone in your family feels weird about reuse ask them if they think a table cloth and napkins should be thrown away and not used, and kitchen towels and hand towels? There is a way to further be even more sanitary for the most pessimistic ones about bacteria exposure or other dirty laundry exposure: boiling LOLA in the soap water in the microwave, thus not washing with anything else. But really who is boiling, steaming or ironing any towels in these days? It would probably ruin the "today's cotton and linen" that can handle only warm, not hot and boiling and steaming temperature. So "other dirt" exposure is already happening any time you wash 2 or more hand towels, napkins and table cloth. Thirdly, dermatologist found over years direct connection to allergies, rashes, skin blotches, itchiness etc caused by added abrasives and chemicals, a common substances in the toilet paper, or bleached paper products so superiorly absorbed by our most sensitive skin tissue specific to areas of mouth and bottoms. Forthly paper towel still has a very fine grain sanding qualities and can scratch your crystal, glasses and delicate surfaces so it is not as soft and safe as you would think, not even for household cleaning purposes. There is a reason manufacturers will insist on cleaning with soft cloth for leather, plastic covers, acrylic, stainless steel, wood, glass, crystal, porcelain. Most cleaning companies just do not know they are scratching all in your household and you wonder why your toilet seat, tub and appliances have rounded scratches and no brush or steel sponge was used, "just" paper towel. So swedish cloth over paper for so many reasons, and why not old T-shirt? Because LOLA is thicker and gives you the satisfaction of superior absorbency, control of movement with 1 hand the thin old cloths cannot give you, yet thinner than any swedish dishwashing cloth so drying fast, and feels lighter and flexible in hand to wipe mess, as moistened tissue or damp thick paper towels do for us, minus the skin irritation issue, money spending, scratching surfaces and rain forests gone legacy to the next generation.

I've used these Swedish Dishcloths for years. I love that they don't get that mildew smell after using them for a while. They are washing machine safe, and one towel lasts for months with proper care.

Ils sont absorbants humides mais restent trop rigides une fois séchés

Je croyais qu’ils seraient plus épais mais ils sont de bonne grandeur et de bonne qualité. Je les utilise très longtemps car je les lave dans la laveuse à vêtements et sécher à plat. Ils sont donc réutilisables plusieurs fois.

Good quality

Absorbed so much more than paper towel. I find that it is rough on the hands once dry after the first use but it’s ready for action again later and is super absorbent. I have saved money in not having to buy paper towels and don’t regret this at all

Very absorbent, love them!