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🧽 Wild & Stone Swedish Dishcloths – 4-Pack | FSC Cellulose & Cotton | Biodegradable, Reusable & Streak-Free
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🌿 Made in Sweden | Super Absorbent | 100% Plastic-Free | Machine Washable | Compostable
Meet the modern classic of sustainable cleaning: the Swedish dishcloth. Invented in 1949 and now beautifully updated by Wild & Stone, these sponge-cloth hybrids are made from FSC-certified cellulose and recycled cotton — fully biodegradable, highly absorbent, and streak-free.
Each cloth absorbs up to 15x its weight, dries quickly, and can be washed dozens of times. Designed in 4 different colours to help separate use around the home, they’re the smart, stylish, zero-waste alternative to synthetic cloths and paper towels.
🌿 Why You’ll Love It:
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Made from FSC cellulose & recycled cotton – 100% biodegradable and compostable
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Absorbs up to 15x its weight – perfect for spills, windows, dishes, and counters
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Reusable & machine washable – long-lasting and odour-resistant
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Plastic-free packaging with vegetable-based dyes
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Designed and made authentically in Sweden
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4 unique colours – perfect for assigning to different rooms or tasks
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Compost at end of life by cutting into pieces and adding to your bin
🐾 Kasper’s Paw of Approval: 5/5
Kasper may not mop up spills himself, but he's all for reusable cloths that don’t leave behind waste or streaks. Soft on the planet, tough on grime.
Eco Tip:
When your cloth reaches the end of its journey, cut it into pieces and place it in your compost bin. It will break down fully without a trace — unlike synthetic wipes or microfibre cloths.