HOMEXCEL Swedish Dishcloths for Kitchen 10 Pack, Sponge Dish Cloth for Counters & Washing Dishes, Reusable and Absorbent Paper Towels, 3 Colors AssortedCompact by Design (Amazon-developed Certification)

Picks up spills really well without falling to pieces or leaving lint behind. Economical as one of these Swedish cloths is far more absorbent than “high quality” paper towels AND it is reusable. Makes kitchen clean-up less of a chore. Softens when wet; hardens as dries. Wet or dry it never gets rough, scratchy, or sticky. When wet it is cushiony soft and flexible. Durable. Rinse after use; wash in dishwasher, then wring out excess water and heat in microwave 1-2 minutes. Bright, cheery colors do not fade. At first I thought the towel was too small, but, with use, realized it is perfectly sized for the average adult hand. However, if offered in a larger size, I would get it for mopping the floors.

I used to knit our dish cloths, before I found these. I love that they are washable. We have had them in the washer and dryer several times now and they work still like the very first time.I have also cut a few up and use them as absorbent pads while storing fresh veg in the fridge. To absorb the condensation in the reusable containers. Works like a charm.The dishcloths do go a bit stiff after they come out of thw dryer, but they do not really shrink. They just go stiff and deform a bit, but go right back to normal after you make them wet again. So far I use them for the day and then throw them in the wash in the evening and it works perfectly.They don't just wash dishes, the also dry really well. Not dishes, but I use them to dry the sink in the kitchen after I use it. I love them and plan in buying more.

These are not Swedish dish cloths. They're okay and a bit cheaper. I sent my mom some and she was super happy. These are smaller but thicker. They don't really compare to the original because they're not the same. They don't last as long because of the weird 'mesh' strings. They're really okay but don't expect the real Swedish dish cloths. I don't think I will buy them again but they're quite useable. I can't give them 5 stars but they don't deserve fewer than 4 unless you expected the real thing.

The HOMEXCEL Swedish Dishcloths are working fine for me. I find them to be extremely absorbent. They're of a strong quality that will hold up for many uses. They wring out and maintain a softness. I got assorted colors so I know which ones are for which jobs. I got the small size and that suits my needs. I keep one in the shower stall to wipe down the fixtures after a shower. Great for wiping off counters and much better than a sponge. The price of the pkg. was reasonable, and I'm happy with my purchase.

I wasn’t sure what to expect when I ordered these HOMEXCEL Swedish Dishcloths, but they’ve quickly become a kitchen essential. They’re super absorbent, and I love how they feel—somewhere between a sponge and a towel. I’ve used them on dishes, counters, and even bathroom surfaces, and they hold up really well without smelling funky after a few uses. The colors are bright and cheerful too, which is a nice bonus. I’ve washed a few in the top rack of the dishwasher, and they came out like new. Definitely worth having a stack of these around

These were 7"x8" for years.... now they are 6"x7." I'm sure they will make the argument about not increasing price, but it's the same specious argument that the ice cream factories make. They are selling less stuff for more cash per cloth.the sponges themselves seem to be the same as they were previously, so the functionality of the sponges is still there, though it makes it a bit tougher to double a sheet up for clumpy jobs.

Initially when I took it out of the package, the texture of the cloth was very weird. It felt like rubbery foam. I had Swedish cloth from Scotch and it felt more like cloth. It felt sticky and dirty due to the rubber feeling.I rinsed it out a few times and that rubbery feeling went away. It’s super absorbent. It’s more absorbent than the scotch!!!

I have to say - I am impressed. Incredibly absorbent and eco-friendly. Last much longer than the traditional sponge (we're talking weeks, even months!). These little cloths can be used for multiple tasks around the home.