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Nellie's kitchen and dishNellie's Swedish Dishcloths
Reusable sponge cloths made from cellulose and cotton. They soak up spills, dry fast, and replace a lot of paper towels.
3 pack, Classic print
Every order through a partner page earns a local group 20%.
Why people switch
What makes Swedish Dishcloths different
Replaces paper towels
One cloth can replace 15+ rolls over its life.
Very absorbent
Soaks up to 15 times its weight in water.
Long-lasting
Made to last about a year of use.
Quick-drying
Dries fast between uses and resists odors.
Compostable
Fully compostable when it's worn out.
Made in Sweden
By the Swedish Dishcloth Company.
Good for: Countertops, dishes, appliances, spills and everyday surfaces.
How to use it
Using Nellie's Swedish Dishcloths
- Use it damp to wipe counters, wash dishes or clean up spills.
- Rinse it out and let it dry between uses.
- After about a year of use, compost it.
Goes well with
Pair it with
Dish Butter
A semi-solid dish soap in a refillable ceramic container that lives by your sink.
Kitchen Brush
A sturdy dish brush with sisal bristles and a comfortable handle, made to pair with Dish Butter.
Dish Cubes
Pre-measured dishwasher detergent cubes with no plastic film.
Product photos courtesy of Nellie's.
Quick answers
Swedish Dishcloths questions
How long does a cloth last?
About a year of regular use, according to Nellie's.
Can I compost it?
Yes. It's made from cellulose and cotton and can be composted at the end of its life.
Where are they made?
In Sweden, by the Swedish Dishcloth Company.
Buy it, and a local group earns 20%
Supporters
Order through a group
Pick a school, team, rescue or church page and order Nellie's Swedish Dishcloths. The group earns a 20% commission (before tax) on every order and reorder.
Shop a partner pageGroup leaders
Earn 20% for your group
Schools, teams, rescues and churches can set up a page at no cost.
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