Three Bluebirds Swedish Dishcloth
The classic cellulose-and-organic-cotton Swedish cloth - GOTS and OEKO-TEX certified, compostable, and absorbent enough to replace rolls of paper towels.
The verdict: Plastic-free
70% FSC wood cellulose and 30% organic cotton - no plastic, and certified (GOTS for the cotton, OEKO-TEX for tested chemistry), printed with water-based inks. It absorbs roughly twenty times its weight, dries hard and fast so it resists odor, and composts at the end. It's the definitive Swedish dishcloth: one replaces many paper-towel rolls, with plant fiber shedding instead of plastic.
What it's made of
| Part | Material | Surface contact |
|---|---|---|
| cloth 70% FSC wood cellulose / 30% organic cotton (GOTS, OEKO-TEX) | Cellulose | Yes primary |
| cloth (cotton content) organic cotton, GOTS-certified | Cotton | Yes primary |
A thin, stiff cloth that turns soft and highly absorbent when wet, for counters, surfaces, and dishes. Rinse and it dries fast and hard; machine-, dishwasher-, and dryer-safe to refresh. Sold in printed designs, singly and in sets.
Pros
- Cellulose + organic cotton, certified and compostable - no microfiber
- Extremely absorbent; one replaces many paper-towel rolls
- Dries hard and fast, so it stays fresher than a sponge
Cons
- A wipe-and-absorb cloth, not a scrubber
- Dries stiff between uses
Common questions
Does the Three Bluebirds Swedish Dishcloth have plastic in it?
No. Nothing that touches the surfaces you clean on the Three Bluebirds Swedish Dishcloth is plastic or silicone — the contact path is cellulose and cotton.
What is the Three Bluebirds Swedish Dishcloth made of?
Part by part, the Three Bluebirds Swedish Dishcloth is: cloth — cellulose; cloth (cotton content) — cotton.
Categories: Cleaning Cloths
Sources
Every material claim above is backed by these. This is the scattered info we centralized.
- manufacturer https://threebluebirds.com/pages/swedishdishcloth 70% FSC cellulose / 30% organic cotton, GOTS + OEKO-TEX, water-based inks
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