It's like a cross between a paper towel and a sponge.
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| In Our Kitchen, the Swedish Dishcloth Reigns Supreme | |
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| Even if you've never actually used a Swedish dishcloth before, you've almost certainly seen them for sale. They're made from a combination of cellulose and cotton, which basically makes them a cross between a paper towel and a sponge. This means they're incredibly absorbent, dry rapidly, and are surprisingly durable—a true workhorse when it comes to keeping your kitchen spic and span. | | | |
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