tada natural wood fiber dish cloth - gentle clean, lint, odor free (8-pack) | highly absorbent and eco-friendly bamboo kitchen towels tada <p><strong>do you always find yourself cleaning up spills and stains on your countertop? does it bother you when your plates, pots, and utensils are left dripping wet out in the kitchen? do you feel like you go through dish rags as if they are disposable tissue paper?</strong><br><br>if you said yes to any of these questions, then with this kitchen towel and dishcloth set beside you, cleaning will never feel like a chore again!<br><br>extremely versatile!<br><br>whether you need to wipe down tables in your kitchen, sop down spills in the living room, finish your dishwashing, or even take out grease stains from your non-stick pans, this super absorbent towel can virtually do it all.<br><br>you do not have to worry about cleaning the surfaces with chemicals or strong cleaning liquids anymore because this white wash cloth for bathroom can easily sop up or wipe down anything by itself. it can even take out unseen bacteria and dirt that may otherwise stick to regular sponges and microfiber rags.<br><br>use it for anything!<br><br>if you feel like you go through a hundred wash rags and sponges every month, then this white rag is exactly the solution that you are looking for. with eight high water absorption layers, this dish towel and dish cloth set can be used to sop up any spilled liquids and can cut through almost all types of stains leaving you only with sparkling counters and the cleanest surfaces.<br><br>durable, easy to clean, and eco-friendly!<br><br>this absorbent kitchen towel is made out of strong natural mulberry plant fiber that can last for a long period of time. after every use, you can just clean the dish cloth by rinsing it under running water for about half a minute then hanging it out to dry. you can also throw it in the dishwasher or washing machine without worrying about it fraying or getting broken until after a few hundred uses. once it is worn out, you can just throw it away along with your biodegradable trash.<br> </p>