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Bring a little colour to everyday cleaning with these reusable check dishcloths in a warm combination of pink, burgundy and orange. Made from 100% cotton knit, they offer a practical, long-lasting alternative to disposable cleaning cloths, with a classic check pattern that looks just as good in the kitchen as it does in the bathroom.

 

Designed to be used again and again, these durable cotton dishcloths are machine washable and made to last for years. Unlike synthetic alternatives, they don't release microplastics into our oceans and are fully biodegradable at the end of their lifecycle. They also resist developing unpleasant smells over time, making them a dependable everyday essential.

 

A thoughtful choice for a more considered approach to household cleaning, without compromising on colour or practicality.

 

Product details

  • Pack of reusable check dishcloths in pink, burgundy and orange

  • Material: 100% cotton knit

  • Dimensions: 28 × 28 cm per cloth

  • Machine washable at 30°C

  • Tumble drying not recommended

  • Durable and designed for long-term reuse

  • Fully biodegradable at the end of their lifecycle

  • Does not release microplastics into the oceans

Reusable Cotton Dishcloths

£20.00Price
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Only 2 left in stock

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