LOLASwedish Dishcloths on a Roll 30 Pack, Absorbent Eco Friendly Cellulose Sponge Dish Cloths, Reusable Paper Towels, 11" x 10" Made in GermanyOEKO-TEX STANDARD 100Compact by Design (Amazon-developed Certification)

It's been a little over 2 months now and I'm still using my first one. I just stick it in the dishwasher when it gets dirty. Ideally after it gets wet you wring it out and let it dry and it will not hold a smell. I've given some way to friends who end up buying more. This role will last you a long time and it seemed to be the most affordable. I've never bought another brand but I am more than happy with this purchase.

Cost a lot but I think its worth it. They will not tear off like a paper towel. Need Scissors.

I have had these towels for about an hour and a half now...and I cannot put them down!!!! They're amazing!!! I have wiped down every surface, including both dogs, and the first towel is still like new. I hand washed it after the dogs to see how it would hold up and it came out nearly spotless. I'm in love and even my husband said they're awesome for his work stuff. We'll be buying these for years to come!!!

I have fur kiddos so things get hairy. I’ve noticed hair sticks REALLY well to these even after washing and sometimes will leave hair behind :( I love using them for cleaning and separate ones for kitchen stuff :)

I had never used "Swedish dishcloths" before, but I am a convert. They work just as well as the sponges I had been using, except these are softer and last longer. I'm very impressed. No issue tearing them off the roll. They dry quickly, are soft and pliable, which make them great for washing dishes and cleaning countertops, etc. I actually bought them to use backpacking, to wipe condensation off the inside of my single wall tent. One sheet is very lightweight (8.5 grams) and absorbent. I've not used them for this purpose yet, but after using them around the house, I anticipate they'll work just fine. Highly recommend.

These seem like just the size I needed, but disappointed in the top towel ripped, as well as the packaging which includes the instructions for cleaning them.Hoping this will reduce the amount of paper towels we use. We're always looking for sustainable substitutions to keep more trash out of the landfills and oceans, as well as saving trees.

I love these! They are easier to wring out than traditional cloths so drying what you just washed is sometimes unnecessary. I use them over and over again. Just throw them in the wash with other towels. I hang them to dry.

It is Spring 2020. For those reading this in the far future, you may remember this was the year for the COVID-19 pandemic, meaning people have been panic buying certain items. Paper towels are one of those items. Believe it or not, paper towels are equivalent to a brand new game console on Black Friday. You cannot find them anywhere.So I went online for a solution and found these. Now, my first question was "Why not just use dish towels or rags?" to replace the paper towels. I had plenty of both after all. I could use my old rags for the nasty spills, and the dish towels for regular spills/clean up/etc.Well, rather than just assume, I decided to bite the bullet and order a roll of Wowables.First impression is that they feel a lot like cardboard, but as soon as you get them damp or wet, they become flexible just like a paper towel. One sheet is all you need for most spills/wipe downs due to the spongy absorbancy. They clean up my countertops and stove nicely thanks to the ridges on one side. After use, I hand wash with a little dish soap and water. Any liquids/food debri picked up washes right out with ease leaving no stains at all. I then hang to dry. It takes only 2 hours at most to air dry, then I reuse. Lately, I can get away with using the same 2 sheets for the entire day. I also have a seperate bin beside my trash can for Wowables only, so for my lazy family members who don't want to hand wash I've instructed them to toss the sheets in there for me to machine wash with the towels later (yes, they're machine washable but NOT dryer safe, so remember that - hang to dry only). After the washing machine I hang dry, then fold and place in a basket on the counter top. As I said, when dry they are like stiff cardboard. I fold in half in the basket and then put a paper weight on top of the stack to flatten them. Works great!So going back to my first question. How are these no different than dish towels/rags? Well, for me it's mostly the spongy absorbancy! You pick up a spill with these and there is no dripping whatsoever. I also love the fact that they rinse out so easily and dry a lot faster than my dish towels would. My dish towels stain quickly, especially with grease/food. Wowables do NOT stain. I'm not sure how, but they don't. Why ruin my dish towels with ugly stains when I can use these instead? I also love the size, it's perfect for most jobs - just the same as your standard paper towel sheet (my dish towels are much larger and therefore annoying to use - small complaint here, I know, but it's just my honest opinion). Lastly, you're getting 30 sheets for twenty dollars! Compare that price to the price of 30 dish towels. I know, I know. You can cut up an old t-shirt, etc. if things get really bad. But again one of my favorite things about this is that spongy absorbancy that most towels/rags lack.Anyway, I'll let you be the judge. I'm honestly loving these. I plan to buy a second roll for the bathroom, in a different color. That's another thing I love about this brand - 4 color choices in case you are like me and prefer to keep the bathroom ones seperate from the kitchen ones.Overall, I am very happy with this brand. I hope they stay in business for many years.