Sponge Cloth, Swedish Dishcloth, Cellulose, Reusable, 10-sponges in Pack.

This brand is more expensive cause the cellulose percentage is the highest - it is well worth the money as they 1. absorb moisture 2. they last due to the high quality. There are so many sponges on the market that are not obsorbent.

When I was in Germany I noticed that every house had dishcloths similar to this brand. When I saw them in a grocery store in Germany I brought home a couple of packs.These are so much more durable than the sponges used here in the US. The dishcloth is usable on both sides and it's large enough to protect your hand from whatever you are cleaning. I have washed these multiple times and they are still intact and work perfectly. When they dry they harden but easily return to their usual softness with a minimal amount of water.They come in packs of ten so I should have a supply to last me a year, or two. When they arrive they are moist. The manufacturer packages them with water so they don't harden before use.Absolutely recommend these. And they are the only sponges I will buy from now on.

This is my 2nd purchase. These last and last.... I cut them in half and use for dishes. A whole one, slightly damp, is always next to the sink to quickly wipe up spills. A couple of times a weeks, I wash them thoroughly with dish soap, rinse, then soak in bleach water for an hour as part of my "Shiney Sink" routine. This does not damage them at all. I've also tried the sponge-in-the-microwave sanitation method and it works well too. Dipped in a little vinegar, these do windows and mirrors with no streaks or lint.Very versatile and I highly recommend!

I also ordered another brand of sponge cloth that is slightly larger and I prefer those for some jobs, but these are good too, especially for cleaning faucets or around stove top knobs where space can be tight. Unlike regular sponges, they become soft and pliable immediately when wetted under the faucet. They squeeze out extra moisture easily and aren't drippy like a dish cloth. They dry fast as well. Paper towel has its place, but these are better when you need moisture for a cleanup. I'm tossing all my regular sponges. Sponge cloths are just better.

These are great. I use them for everything, bathroom they are durable for for scrubbing and don't fall apart, wood furniture they are soft and won't scratch the furniture, and I use them in the kitchen to wipe counter and glass top stove. These are strong enough to be tossed in the wash and reused. If I could say anything wrong about them would be that I wish that the pack had different colors to organize which ones would be for which chore. I am buy this again, cause they save me money on paper towels and work better for chores.

These work well but tear too easily. I throw them in the dishwasher when they’re dirty and that works great. But once they’re folded or fall in half, they tear in the middle.

These sponge cloths are the best for my kitchen! They are so absorbent and dry quickly so they don't have time to get stinky. I bought some while I was in Sweden and couldn't find them in the USA so I was glad to find a source on Amazon that sells them. The thing to be careful about is not to bend them when they are dry or they crack and split. You have to get them wet before bending them. They can be thrown in the washer and I air dry mine. They are terrific!

If Goldilocks wanted to do the Three Bear’s dishes, these sponge cloths would be just right. They are more like a cloth than a sponge. I like that they can be washed in the washing machine and sanitized in the microwave. I put it on the top shelf when I wash it in the dish washer. It doesn't fall apart like other sponge cloths I have tried. It is perfect for washing dishes and cleaning the counter. Just remember it's a sponge and should be sanitized.