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These reusable Swedish dishcloths from Wettex are a more eco-friendly alternative to paper towels. Made of durable cotton cellulose fibers this 10-pack of cloths can be used for a variety of kitchen tasks like washing dishes wiping counters or cleaning spills. They absorb water quickly to wipe dishes and surfaces dry without leaving behind lint or residue. Lightweight and compact the cloths fold up small for easy storage in drawers or cabinets. And best of all they last through many washes without disintegrating. Simply rinse the cloths under running water to clean and let air dry for reuse time and again. Make doing the dishes faster and greener with these sustainable Swedish dishcloths.
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These reusable Swedish dishcloths from Wettex are a more eco-friendly alternative to paper towels. Made of durable cotton cellulose fibers this 10-pack of cloths can be used for a variety of kitchen tasks like washing dishes wiping counters or cleaning spills. They absorb water quickly to wipe dishes and surfaces dry without leaving behind lint or residue. Lightweight and compact the cloths fold up small for easy storage in drawers or cabinets. And best of all they last through many washes without disintegrating. Simply rinse the cloths under running water to clean and let air dry for reuse time and again. Make doing the dishes faster and greener with these sustainable Swedish dishcloths.
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