Swedish Dishcloth
$6.50
Swedish dishcloths are a great earth-friendly alternative to traditional plastic based kitchen sponges or paper towels. This is the perfect zero-waste product — all natural, fully compostable and because it's plastic-free it won't end up floating around in our oceans, polluting the waters.
The whimsical prints on these dishcloths feature the designs of New England based Sweetgum founder Sandra Venus, or were personally selected by her from other designers she admires.
Materials: 30% Cotton & 70% Cellulose sourced from high-quality wood pulp from Norway
Made by: Sweetgum Home
Made in: Germany & Finland
Specifications: Size: 8" x 6.75" (size of a washcloth)
Use: Use in place of paper towels or plastic-based sponges. Machine wash (up to 50 times). Bleach safe. These dishcloths are 100% biodegradable. Use them for 6-9 months, then compost.
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