Swedish Dishcloths (four design choices)

Swedish Dishcloths - Block printed

Each design comes as set of three:

Folk Bird (turquoise, grey, pink)

Veggies on white (silver, gold, black inks)

Color Veggies (green, yellow, purple)

Sunflowers on white (silver, gold, black inks)

Eco-friendly alternative to paper towels. Made from renewable fibers: 80% Cellulose (wood pulp) & 20% Cotton. Each dishcloth is sized 8" x 7" (size of a washcloth). Reuse again and again, machine wash (air dry). Use for 6-9 months then compost! 

Designed, carved and block printed by hand using non toxic speedball block printing fabric ink. 
Due to the nature of block printing - there will be some variance of color in the ink.
Wash on cold (in washing machine OR dishwasher) and AIR DRY. 
Dishcloths will soften with time and use, eventually wearing out... then compost.

100% biodegradable, each dishcloth replaces up to 15 rolls of paper towels.
Wash and reuse a hundred times until worn out then simply compost it.

How to use a Swedish dishcloth:
When dry, Swedish dishcloths are somewhat “hard,” making them perfect for stuck-on messes. For those tough messes use a dry cloth at first to break them down. As you wet your dishcloth they’ll become super soft and perfect for cleaning the remaining grime. While cleaning you can constantly wring out the towel just like a cloth.

How to wash a Swedish dishcloth:
Wash your dishcloth in a standard washing machine or the top rack of a dishwasher! Air dry. Reuse and re-wash your dish cloths for many months.

Swedish Dishcloths are considered the “premium standard” in Scandinavia. Contrary to the standard North American 100% cotton kitchen towels, Swedish dishcloths are a versatile and premium towel that can be used in a variety of applications ranging from your kitchen to your car and even outdoors. The combination of all natural cellulose and premium cotton result in the most absorbent and durable cleaning towel on the market. That’s the main reason they’ve become known as a better alternative to cotton kitchen towels or paper towels.