Keep kitchen spills and everyday cleaning simple with the Ever Eco Scandi Leaves sponge cloths. This two-pack features a dove grey and white leaf pattern that suits minimalist kitchen decor.
Each reusable cloth is made from 70% plant cellulose and 30% cotton. It offers an eco alternative to synthetic fabric and microfibre cloths, while the natural material is printed with water-based ink.
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Multipurpose use: Dampen the cloth for kitchen and general home cleaning, or use it dry instead of paper towel to absorb spills.
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Absorbent design: The cloth is highly absorbent and quick drying, making it practical for regular household use.
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Easy care: Wash it in your washing machine or on the top rack of your dishwasher, then hang it to dry.
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End-of-life option: When the cloth becomes thinner, it is biodegradable and home compostable.
Avoid tumble drying to help extend the cloth’s lifespan. With average use, each cloth lasts around six months, depending on how often it is used, washed, and exposed to cleaning products.
Zero waste dish cloths in luxe prints and colour ways to complement our kitchen decor? Yes please! Beautiful and functional, these multipurpose sponge cloths have been a staple in many European homes for generations. Ideal for the kitchen and general home cleaning. Reusable, effective and compostable at the end of their lifespan. For the minimalist home, Scandi Leaves features our signature leaf pattern in dove grey and white.
FABULOUS FEATURES:
-Made from plants (70% plant cellulose and 30% cotton)
-An eco alternative to synthetic fabric and microfibre cloths
-Natural material printed with water based ink
-Highly absorbent and quick drying
-Biodegradable and home compostable
-Dampen to use as a cleaning cloth or dry in place of paper towel to absorb spills.
CARE INSTRUCTIONS:
-Wet cloth before use
-Pop in the washing machine or top rack of dishwasher to clean as required
-Hang to dry
-Avoid tumble drying to assist in longevity of cloth.
LIFESPAN:
Your cloth's lifespan depends on what it's used for, how often it's used, how often it's washed and products used with. Based on average use, each cloth should last around 6 months. You will know when it's time to replace as the cloth will become thinner over time.
