Swedish Dish Cloths

I have enjoyed watching Brittany Vasseur on YouTube and was not satisfied with the various things I was using for the usual wiping up, cleaning, etc. kitchen/household tasks, so I decided to operate on the hypothesis that she was as trustworthy and ethical as she seemed to me on YouTube (pause for laughter from the cynics among you) and take a chance that her dish rags actual were some kind of special. Much to my happy surprise, to me, they are. So double win: great tool and a bit of faith restored: based on this sample of her company's products, she may actually be as credible, honest, sincere and ethical as she seems. The first thing one notices is that the rags are pretty. Then it turns out they work better than all the things I'd been using, from sponges, to various other kinds of rags, to shop towels and paper towels-- the whole gamut. These rags don't shred with use--I've been using them for a while and they're holding up perfectly. They even passed the grout-rubbing test (just a preliminary, but rigorous, rubbing; I don't actually plan to use them to clean grout). They are just the right thickness to bend around everything I want to clean (e.g., the round base of the kitchen faucet that tries to collect minerals and gunk), yet thick enough to hold enough water that they don't have to be aggravatingly often re-wetted and, as mentioned, thick enough to be sturdy. I don't have a clue what it is that makes this so-- maybe it's my imagination-- but they seem to work better than other rags, cloths, etc.--including those that seem similar in material and other respects. They feel better to me in using them and they seem to me to do a better job- both faster and more thorough. Also, there are a lot of them-- she's not skimping, and I don't feel ripped off, despite the fact that, to me at least, the price was not exactly cheap. Having said that, I don't begrudge a cent of what I sent. I am 100% happy with my purchase (and with Ms. Vasseur herself), and will definitely purchase these again, as well as being interested in buying any of her other products that might come in handy. Last-- a BONUS! Included on the package is an offer to scan the QR code printed on the (to me, well designed and aesthetically interesting and pleasing-- again, just what I would expect/hope for from this YouTuber) envelope in which the dish cloths arrive), and get your next Belle Terre product at 50% off. For most of you, this will be a great deal. For me, it's a bummer, because I don't have a way to scan it, being a Luddite. This is my one and only disappointment in this first venture of mine in shopping with Belle Terre-- there was no alternate means offered to take advantage of this deal, which, given my satisfaction with these great dish cloths (which, at the risk of sounding like a total nut, make me happy each time I use them) I would have. I wish, e.g., she had made the same offer to those who emailed her company an Amazon order number as proof of purchase. Still, this is no way enough to change my total satisfaction, or to make me forget how it's often the smallest, most mundane and surprising things that can add moments of joy to our days.

I ordered these Swedish dish cloths because the ones I bought previously in grey always looks dirty. But what I discovered is that these are thicker, rinse out easily, and hold up better. I love the patterns. I definitely recommend these. If you're trying to reduce waste, Swedish dish cloths have really cut down on my paper towel use.

I’m really pleased with these dishcloths. They’re much more absorbent than a regular sponge — they pick up spills, wipe down counters, and clean dishes without leaving streaks. Because they’re made from a cotton-cellulose blend, they dry quickly and don’t develop the awful mildew smell that sponges often get. I also love the “replace paper towels” aspect — one cloth easily replaces many rolls of paper towels, which saves money and reduces waste. The fact that they’re machine-washable and reusable up to 200 times makes them an excellent long-term investment. Plus, they feel sturdy and don’t tear or fall apart after multiple uses. If you’re trying to make your kitchen more sustainable or just want a reliable cleaning cloth that lasts much longer than disposable towels, these are a great pick.

These are great! They last a very long time (not quite 200 washes as advertised though) and do as good a job (or better) than ordinary paper towels. The best news is that fewer trees need to be cut down.

Being originally from Germany, I knew these types of kitchen cloths as they are very common in Europe. I am glad that I found them here on Amazon, although the price it a bit high. They are very absorbent, work well on dishes, countertops and pretty much everything you might want to wipe down. These cloths seem to get a funky smell pretty quick but maybe I just kept them too wet. Let them dry completely between uses. I hope they will last a while but knowing from experience, they will eventually disintegrate and need to be thrown out. I will buy them again if they don't break down too fast.

Why I purchased these: I bought these dish cloths back in November of 2022 because I wanted to support Brittany’s business. She gives hands down the best tips/advice and hasn’t failed me once with her recommendations so it was a no brainer to buy these. I wanted to use the dish cloths for several months before I left my honest review. Review after about 6-7months of usage: They are amazing! The best part about them is they are dishwasher safe and you get so many uses out of it. I use them all the time and still have not had to throw any of them away! You definitely get your moneys worth with these cloths. I use them to clean almost everything in my kitchen and they are great at absorbing liquids. I use one cloth per cleaning then throw it into my dishwasher. The added bonus is it makes you feel good that you are helping the planet a little bit with using these since it helps cut down usage of paper towels. So far don’t see any flaws with them. Highly recommend!!

These Swedish dish cloths are quite possibly the best product I've ever used in my home! I'm not even kidding. We were going through so many paper towels not only was it wasteful but it was also getting very EXPENSIVE!!! I was looking for an alternative and I found Swedish dish cloths, but most of them are so unattractive looking they looked ugly in my kitchen. These ones have the pretty neutral prints and pastel tones that look lovely in my home and I now use them for EVERYTHING: as a paper towel replacement, as a sponge, as a microfiber towel to clean my home, to clean my car (interior and exterior), I even use these in the bath to clean my kids - not even kidding!!! These ones in particular are thicker and more plush and absorbent than others that I have tried. I typically wash them by hand using dish soap, I ring them out and then hang them to dry on my roll-out dish rack and I always have one clean and ready to go when I need them. I also will even run a load in my washing machine or put them on the top rack of my dishwasher to clean. They dry fast and are bacteria resistant unlike sponges which harbor so much bacteria and have a nasty smell. These are truly genius

Perfect Swedish Dish Cloths. I only buy the original Swedish item not the knock offs.