Support rescue animals with this sponge cloth set. $1 from each cloth set sold goes to Saving Grace Animal Society.

This cloth set is part of The Good Cloth Project, shop artist designed sponge cloths that support impact drive non-profits 

These cloths are ethically made in Sweden by the original Swedish Dishcloth manufacturer and patent holder. Artwork is by local Cochrane illustrator, Lindsey Hopkins Art. Each design is screen-printed with eco-friendly water-based inks. 

This set of cloths includes: 

• 1 Animal Print Cloth 
• 1 Green Hill Cloth 

What is a Swedish Sponge Cloth?

These 100% natural and compostable cloths are capable of holding 15 times their weight in water, they are highly absorbent and quick-drying, leaving you amazed at how odor-free they remain. Replace your paper towels and plastic sponges with this eco-friendly alternative! 

The Details 

• Absorbent: Holds up to 15 times its own weight in liquid.
• Sustainable: Biodegradable, compostable, plastic-free, and reusable.
• Gentle & Non-Abrasive: Perfect for dishwashing, general household cleaning and more! 
• Durable: Will last between 6-12 months with proper care.
• Plant-Based: 70% cellulose from FSC marked forests and 30% cotton (from fibers that are too short for textile industry). 

How to Use Your Swedish Sponge Cloth

• Soak in Water: Soften the cloth by soaking it in water, cloths become stiff when try but are pliable when wet! 
• Versatile Cleaning: Use it as you would a paper towel or regular sponge to wipe counters, scrub dishes, clean appliances, wipe windows, polish surfaces, and more!

How to Clean Your Cloth 

• Dishwasher: Place your sponge cloth in the top rack and wash it with your dishes.
• Washing Machine: Throw your sponge cloth in the washing machine with any load, at any temperature, and hang to dry (do not tumble dry).
• Boiling Water: Place your sponge cloth in a pot full of water on the stove and boil to sanitize it.

Size: 17cm x 20cm (6.7" x 7.9") 

Set of 2

Material: made in Europe using the original Swedish Dish Cloth patent