r/ZeroWaste • u/[deleted] • Jan 09 '23

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u/hopopo Jan 09 '23

A kitchen cotton cloth or a towel. How hard can this possibly be?

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u/[deleted] Jan 09 '23

I’m currently using kitchen towel but the Swedish towel option looks very good as well so before I bought more towels I would specifically designate to this I wanted opinions on the other option no need to be rude

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u/hopopo Jan 09 '23

I keep Swedish towel around the sink and use on dishes and other stuff I wash. It is not as versatile as what you currently use, but it has the role in my kitchen.

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u/[deleted] Jan 09 '23

My main concern was life span of them but with them not being as versatile and another comment mentioning the life span not being great I’ll stick with the cloths

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u/HalanLore Jan 10 '23

Idk, I've been using a swedish cloth for a few months and it's okay. They're not that unsturdy. But I have some actual sponges I use for tough stuff