Microfiber Dish Cloth That Absorbs Water, Leaves No Lint
Dry counters, clean plates and a stovetop that wipes up in one pass. This compact microfiber cloth soaks up water and oil, and it leaves no lint on what you just rinsed. The two-sided design gives you a plush side for spills and a grey side for grease.
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Dry counters, clean plates and a stovetop that wipes up in one pass. This compact microfiber cloth soaks up water and oil, and it leaves no lint on what you just rinsed. The two-sided design gives you a plush side for spills and a grey side for grease.
Ultra-absorbent, lint-free kitchen cloth that cleans grease and water without shedding
- water spills on counters
- greasy dishes and surfaces
- lint or hair left behind on dishes
- bulky or stiff dishcloths
Dry counters, clean dishes, nothing left behind
Tired of puddles, greasy smears and fuzz on your plates? Wipe once with a soft, absorbent cloth and move on with a dry, clean kitchen.
Two Sides, One Job Done Right
Diamond Quilt Grabs Every Drop
The diamond-quilted pile pulls water and oil down into the fibers, so the surface dries in one pass instead of turning into a smear. Press it onto a wet counter and lift. The quilt holds what it picks up until you rinse it.
Grey Side Handles the Mess
The grey reverse is a second surface for the greasy jobs, like the stovetop after dinner. Use it first on oil, then flip to the plush side for a clean finish, so the soft pile stays free of grease.
Lint-Free Dishes, Every Time
The tightly woven fleece does not leave fuzz on the plate or glass you just rinsed. Dry the dish with a single pass and set it down clean, without picking threads off the rim.
Three Wipes From Spill to Dry
- 1Wipe with the quilted side
Fold the cloth into a pad and press the diamond-quilted side onto the spill or the wet bowl. Drag once.
- 2Lift grease with the grey side
On the stovetop or a greasy pan, switch to the grey reverse first so the heavy oil goes there and not into the plush pile.
- 3Finish dry with a clean fold
Turn to an unused section of the cloth and wipe once more for a dry, streak-free finish. Rinse and set aside to dry after use.
Easy Care for Long-Lasting Softness
- Wash separately
Use warm water and a mild detergent, and keep these apart from greasy pans or heavy laundry.
- Skip the softener
Fabric softener coats the microfiber and cuts down how much water and oil it can soak up.
- Air dry or tumble low
High heat can stiffen the fleece and make the pile less plush after repeated cycles.
- Keep a raw meat cloth apart
Use a separate cloth for raw meat and wash it before it touches any other surface.
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The fleece is soft and plush, so it wipes a pan the way a dish towel does, not the way a steel scrub pad does. Skip abrasive scouring on nonstick and let the cloth handle the grease and residue.
The fleece is tightly woven, and it stays lint-light when you wash it on its own in warm water with mild detergent. Skip the fabric softener, and air dry or tumble on low so the pile stays soft.
The cloth is compact, so it folds into a pad that fits a hand, a sink edge or a stovetop. On a very large pan or a wide counter, plan on a second pass with a fresh fold.
Paper towels get used once and cost money every time you reach for them. A cotton rag soaks slowly and leaves fibers behind. This cloth is washed and reused, so one set replaces a steady stream of paper towels and drops the lint from your dishes.
You pay for the materials. The plush microfiber and the quilted pile do the job of several rags, and the cloths last through many washes when you keep them away from softener and high heat.
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