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This Item  If You Care Sponge Cloths – 5 Count – 100% Natural Cleaning Rags for Kitchen, Bathroom, Home Countertop Surfaces – Absorbent, Reusable, Machine Washable, Compostable |  |  |  |  |  | |
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| Sold By | Amazon.com | PENGUIN STORE | LULUCATCH | HOMEXCEL GLOBAL | Mr. Pen | RECYCO Inc. |
| material | Cotton | Cotton | Cotton | Cellulose | Stainless Steel | Sustainable Cellulose / Natural Renewable Cotton |
| size | 5 Count (Pack of 1) | Small | 8"L x 7"W | Small | 7.6x6.8 Inch (Pack of 6) | 7"L x 8"W |
| unit count | 5 | 10 | 10 | 10 | 6 | 1 |
| care instructions | Machine Wash | Tips: absorb water and becomes soft to touch before use | Machine Wash | Machine Wash | Machine Wash | Machine Wash, Hand Wash Only |
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Customer Review: Good replacement for kitchen towels
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Far better than an "average" sponge
Update, September 8, 2019: It has been a few months and I'm still using my first three sponges (rotating them in and out of the weekly clothes wash. They are really great for the fact that they'll clean really well, and then rinse out almost everything they just cleaned (not like original sponges that always seem to look dirty. The pictures here are after I cleaned the inside of my oven after a burned on spill and how it looks after I washed it with my regular dishwashing soap (Palmolive). There's a tiny bit of a stain left but it comes out in the washing machine. It also cleans up the same after cleaning up blueberry or cherry pie filling.Original review: I REALLY (really) like these If You Care "sponges". They're more like they say, a cloth.... or like a washcloth, but much much better... enter the sponge part of it. They are very absorbant and hold more water than an average sponge (this sponge cloth=1/3 cup, average sponge=1/4 cup). I have never liked the feel of a wash "rag" either, so I wasn't sure how this would go.Well, the cleaning ability I was given was better than before. Because they have a much larger total surface area than an average household sponge, these cloths make doing dishes a lot quicker and easier (these measure 8x6.75 inches or 20x17cm and are about 54sq inch/340sq cm. The area of an average sponge is around 14.25sq inch/90sq cm-with a measurement of 4.75x3in/12x7.5cm. Basically, they're almost 4x's the size). I noticed this especially when washing glasses, because it pretty much encased the entire glass, both the interior and exterior. Then moving on to the plates, etc got easier even so.By far, the BEST PART (next to them being 100% natural and compostable) of these sponges is that they RINSE CLEAN SUPER EASILY!! I cannot stand picking up a dank, sour smelling sponge because a small bit of soap was left in it....icky! If this one is full of a large squirt of soap, I only need to wring it three, maybe four times and ABSOLUTELY ALL of the soap comes out. That alone will save water too.... total win/win/win so far!The package states that each cloth replaces 15 rolls of paper towels and can be machine washed up to 300 times. I haven't gotten that far yet, but definitely will update here as my first one wears down.Lastly, I always read reviews to learn from others how they like or dislike a product, and I love to help people myself (I was a nurse). I am also not compensated for my honesty. If my review has proven to be valuable to you please click so below. It helps me to know if I should keep on doing what I'm doing. Thanks everybody... and definitely get yourself some of these! This is one product that is a great buy on Amazon.*I almost forgot--- the plastic bag these come in can be recycled too. Add it to the other plastic bags whenever you take them in. If you google/search it, you'll find there are many items that can be added to the recycled grocery bags, even if you use your own (ie: the plastic used to mold different products to cardboard,so they can be displayed). Everything needs to be clean and dry though! You can also search/google for places, if needed
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Reviewed in the United States on June 22, 2020
These are freakin awesome! I still use papertowels when I need to absorb grease from food. But I use these cloths for everything else I would nornally have used for cleaning. The packaging indicates that the cloth and packaging itself are both compostable. It is a product of Germany so rest assured, it is NOT manufactured in China. I like to use these around the sink and line them in areas where there is a lot of water drippage, like under the faucet knob. Some of the cloths might have white streaks in them but it doesn't affect the absorbency at all. Its just the way the fibers were mixed during production. I've washed mine multiple times in the washer and they hold up well. The packaging does indicate that you should not put them in the dryer. I accidentally threw them in the dryer the 2nd time I washed them and they ended up shrinking. But even though they shrank, they were still useable and still absorbed liquid just fine. They are very absorbent and strong so they're a perfect replacement for papertowels for use on cleaning duties like scrubbing the stovetop or microwave (I use dishsoap and water). They don't disintegrate like a papertowel would, they don't leave behind bits of paper or lint, they dry quickly (but not flat) when you wring them out completely, they're much easier to wring out than a dishtowel, they rinse out any debris extremely easily, they're larger than the more expensive printed styles which brings me to my last point which is that they're cheap! At close to just 1 dollar and some change, they are significantly less expensive than the designer cute printed cloths advertised as Swedish Dish Clothes. I was gifted one a few yrs ago with a lovely gnome design on it. I didn't actually start using until recently and noticed that it was much smaller than the If You Care brand. The function is the same but seriously, there's no point in paying more for a cleaning cloth when you can get it cheaper. Plus, if you have a dog like mine, you might be replacing them every so often. My dog has nabbed two clothes so far because she's a brat and think its OK to use them as chew toys LOL I ordered 4 packs two months ago and I just ordered 3 more packs today since I like having a giant pile before I do kitchen laundry.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 4, 2020
I've taken some photos, showing a mess I wiped up from the stove with just a couple of swipes, washing it off, and the sponge cloth looking much cleaner, but with a small hole (this one has been used for months!). I tore it into small pieces very easily and it went into the compost. The last photo is of one that has been used, washed and dried many times. It isn't as pretty after a while, but still does a great job.
What I love is not only that they substitute for a lot of smelly plastic sponges and wasteful paper towels, but that they are so much cleaner than sponges. Wet them a bit, wipe up whatever, quickly rinse them until the water runs clear and hang them over the faucet. No smelly sponge, no breeding ground for bacteria. When I'm doing a load of wash, I just round them up and toss them in. Take them out of the washer and lay them out to dry.
Oh, and if you don't want to put them in the washer, drape them over some rungs in your dishwasher. They'll be wet, but you can dry them quickly over your faucet.
It's amazing how much they can clean. Sprinkle a little baking powder in a greasy pan, spray in a mixture of vinegar, water and a couple drops of Dawn, let it sit, wipe out the sludge with one of these and scrape into compost, then scrub with a little Dawn and hot water. Even stuck on bits will disappear with very little elbow grease!
I hope they keep on making these forever. I can't imagine my kitchen without them.
I have bought several packages and have given away several more
Reviewed in the United States on October 4, 2020
Although it's not really a minus, I do find these a little large so I cut them all in half. I'd probably prefer that they either be larger still, so half would be a slightly better size, or a little smaller with more in the package. They seem to last forever, although finally one gave up the ghost the other day, and had holes. I was able to quickly tear it into very small pieces and add it to my compost, where it looked as if it would soon disappear.Reviewed in the United States on October 4, 2020
I've taken some photos, showing a mess I wiped up from the stove with just a couple of swipes, washing it off, and the sponge cloth looking much cleaner, but with a small hole (this one has been used for months!). I tore it into small pieces very easily and it went into the compost. The last photo is of one that has been used, washed and dried many times. It isn't as pretty after a while, but still does a great job.
What I love is not only that they substitute for a lot of smelly plastic sponges and wasteful paper towels, but that they are so much cleaner than sponges. Wet them a bit, wipe up whatever, quickly rinse them until the water runs clear and hang them over the faucet. No smelly sponge, no breeding ground for bacteria. When I'm doing a load of wash, I just round them up and toss them in. Take them out of the washer and lay them out to dry.
Oh, and if you don't want to put them in the washer, drape them over some rungs in your dishwasher. They'll be wet, but you can dry them quickly over your faucet.
It's amazing how much they can clean. Sprinkle a little baking powder in a greasy pan, spray in a mixture of vinegar, water and a couple drops of Dawn, let it sit, wipe out the sludge with one of these and scrape into compost, then scrub with a little Dawn and hot water. Even stuck on bits will disappear with very little elbow grease!
I hope they keep on making these forever. I can't imagine my kitchen without them.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 12, 2024
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Jane Burton
Biodegradable cloths
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Linda Scholl
Top Putzlappen! Gute Qualität, mehrmals maschinenwaschbar, sehr umweltfreundlich!
Reviewed in Germany on June 20, 2016