DuraFreshWood Fiber Cloth, Multipurpose Cleaning Eco Cloth, Constructed so Food and Odor-Causing Particles can be Rinsed Away (2-Count)

It’s a great dish rag but I’m not sure if I would buy it again because it’s pretty pricey!

I use in place of using paper towels as often as I can. Great value for the money!

These clothes are always fresh, last a long time, can be washed and reused, soft, durable, AMAZING! I have bought several packs to give to friends and will continue to buy more. Well worth the money!

I wanted to spend some time with these before writing a review. They are heavy, which I love, because they are like old fashioned triple ply bar towels; great for cleaning granite, glass, and stainless in our kitchen. They don't get stinky fast. The one mistake I made was I put a little too much soap at first on the towel to clean. I found I can use a lot less soap with these. I like the fact they're made in the USA. I also like their durability so far, and I'm going to buy more of them, which is probably the best review of all. They're stiff right out of the box, you have to rinse them before use. All in all, I was pleasantly surprised with the quality and durability, and the fact they have a little weight, making clean up a lot easier. These will save me a lot of paper towels. Oh, and as a disclosure, I'm just a customer, not a paid reviewer or anything like that. I bought and use these.

I bought these at Walmart many years ago and for some reason they stopped selling them. Happy to have found the same product online! I wipe everything with them, even my stainless steel appliances. They don't leave streaks if you rinse them thoroughly before use. They don't smell and can be thrown in the washing machine if needed.

Love, love,love this! Soft as a diaper, use like a paper towel, rinse with hot water and let air dry! I wipe down everything with this and it makes things shine!

They last quite a while. I really like them in the kitchen.

I got these on a lark once, to support Maine businesses, and there's no going back because these things are fantastic. These are the perfect replacement for sponges, cloths, and (in some contexts) paper towels for wiping things up in the kitchen. They squeeze out almost dry (better than a sponge) and leave no droplets behind on faucets and counters. I use my older, ickier ones to wipe down wooden floors. Compared to sponges, they take much longer to get stinky. I change mine out once or twice a week. I launder them and hang them dry, and they hold up very well.