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Danica Studio Swedish Dishcloths, Set of Three, Hill and Dale Design
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About Danica Studio Swedish Dishcloths, Set Of
It's time to ditch paper towels and replace them with sustainable Swedish dishcloths! Simply dampen with water and the dishcloth becomes soft and pliable making it ideal to mop up messes, wash dishes, wipe surfaces and clean glass and stainless steel. Even use on windows for a lint and streak free finish. Each dishcloth can hold 15x its own weight, making them incredibly absorbent and sponge-like. Made in Sweden from 70% FSC certified wood cellulose and 30% cotton, the design is printed using water based inks. These dishcloths are machine washable and dishwasher safe, making them reusable for 6+ months. Once the dishcloth has reached the end of its lifecycle, simply place in the compost. This set of three Hill and Dale Swedish Dishcloths will not only make cleaning up a breeze, they will also make your kitchen look that much more charming. Designed by illustrator Erin Gibbs, the Hill and Dale Swedish Dishcloth features an orange fox leaping through a meadow. Danica Studio is a home decor and textile company based in Vancouver, British Columbia where city, sea and forest converge against a backdrop of hike-worthy mountains. The team of in-house designers seek inspiration from their cosmopolitan and coastal surroundings, along with their many adventures spent travelling to faraway lands. This small yet mighty design studio takes great pride in creating high quality, beautiful products with original artwork and designs that delight the user. Welcome to the world of Danica Studio! Your purchase makes a difference. A percentage of our profits are donated to Education Without Borders, a registered charity that fosters educational opportunities and provides educational facilities in disadvantaged regions of the world.
