Balsam Lane - Swedish Sponge Cloth
Balsam Lane - Swedish Sponge Cloth
Our Balsam Lane Sponge Cloth is inspired by the nature found in winter woods! To remove stains instantly, use Stain Removing Soap Bar or Solid Dish Soap and rub under running water.
This plant-based reusable dishcloths are perfect for cleaning up water and tea spills, dry dishes and pots, as well as wipe countertops and other surfaces.
As a staple in Swedish kitchens for over 60 years, it's new design makes it the perfect gift this season, as well as great holiday kitchen decor to celebrate this time of year!
Dimension: 17 cm x 19-19.5 cm or 6.75 inch x 7.5-8 inch
- wood and cotton-based: super absorbent and 100% compostable
- quick-drying: no more dishcloth smell
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durable: can last up to 6-12 months or 200 wash cycles depending on use
- use as a regular dishcloth/kitchen cloth
- lay flat or hang dry
- avoid bleaching
- remove stain with soap or cold machine wash, and tumble dry on low temperature
- avoid using on high temperature surfaces such as ovens and stoves before cooling down
- cut into small pieces before composting
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Plantish only ships to USA and Canada right now; however, we hope to ship internationally in the future.
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Made in Sweden with 100% vegetable cellulose (wood pulp) from sustainable sourced
Made in Sweden with 100% vegetable cellulose (wood pulp) from sustainable sourced
Reusable vs Single-Use
Made of vegetable cellulose (wood pump) and cotton fibers
From washing dishes to absorbing messes, one cloth can last as much as 6-12 months
Can absorb as much as 3/4 cup of water and composted, decomposing in 3-4 weeks
Made of virgin fiber from trees and is bleached with chlorine
Many have used toxic chemicals to be anti-odour or anti-bacterial
Comes in plastic packaging and tasks up space in transporation
No testing on animals here! We test our products with family and friends only. And sometimes farther in the process, our community gets to sample them before they release.
SUPPORTING SMALL
Queer, BIPOC and Woman-owned
"From production to packaging, we intentionally explore low-impact, plant-based materials that perform better than plastic. Being makers ourselves, we also work with other makers here in Canada & US to develop zero-waste products
Through trial and error, we establish best practices of using, caring and disposing of the products to share with our community"
