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Washcloth Instead of Dish Rag

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Date: 02/22/2006 Topic: Cleaning > Cleaning Tools  
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I have found that using a thick, well-wrung washcloth works very well as a dishrag. Use it to clean crumbs off counter tops. The crumbs stick to the washcloth and fewer are knocked to the floor. A washcloth is also good to spot wipe the kitchen floor.

By Jack from Bethlehem, PA
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Post By (Guest Post) (10/22/2006)
I found the perfect bamboo washcloth that is anitbacterial. I use it to bath with and then, because it is antibacterial, I use it to clean the bathroom and I wash it every week and repeat. It is so multiy functional because its so soft and absorbs a ton of water. Now I am going to try to use it as a swiffer. I bought it here http://www.leafa.com/bamboo.htm.


Post By Teresa (Guest Post) (02/24/2006)
I have been using washcloths for years to do my dishes with.
What I love the most are those little compressed towels you can get at the Dollar Tree, I think they are called Magic Towels, I thnk they are wonderful and they have some really pretty designs on them as well.
Give them a try and see how you like them.

Teresa from Va.


Post by JMRoss (66) | (02/23/2006)
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I used to work at a well known retailier in the south, in the housewares department (sheets, towels, rugs, ect.). I would have interior desingers come in an purchase products for their clients. One would always purchase extra hand towels and washclothes in the same colors that she was using in the bathrooms to be used in the kitchen. She said that way there would not be any confusion as to where the towel belonged, you can use hand towels and washclothes in the kitchen.


Post By (Guest Post) (02/23/2006)
I USE AN OLD SOCK ON MY SWIFFER, JUST USE AND TOSS IN THE WASH


Post By Annie (Guest Post) (02/22/2006)
I also use washcloths for my swiffer. I buy the 8 pack at Wallmart and use two at a time. Toss them in the laundry - easy on the landfill too !


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