The dish cloth / drying cloth has its background in the cleaning aids that were used in the past when synthetic products were rare. As you probably know, flax grows in fields and is therefore completely free of harmful microplastics that destroy our waterways and which eventually end up in fish, other animals and finally in the human body. We know that linen is a durable natural product, but did you know that linen products generally have a lifespan of 20-30 years before they need to be replaced (provided you take care of and use them in a normal way, of course). Compare that with, for example, cotton, which has a lifespan of around 3 years. So it pays to use flax. If you use the dishcloth daily, it will last for about 2-3 years.

With our eco-labeled dishcloths for the whole home, you keep your surfaces fresh in an environmentally friendly way.  You can in good conscience wash them as many times as you like, daily, and they will feel good about being washed again and again. They come in about ten colors so you can assign them to different parts of your home, one for the kitchen, one for the garage, one for the laundry room, etc. Or just because you like variety. The dishcloth has the same waffle weave as our popular BADA bath towel, which is developed to be thick yet light.  The waffle weave creates an appearance with small swirls and has good absorbency.

NOTE! The product is delivered unwashed and releases linen residue in the first washes, but this subsides after a while. The red is recommended to be washed separately, preferably in a laundry bag. The product should not be ironed or ironed, just let it air dry.

Read more about plastic in the oceans on the Nature Conservation Society's website.