Innovative Dish Washing Net Cloths/Scourer - 100% Odor Free/Quick Dry - No More Sponges with Smell - Perfect Scrubber for Washing Dishes - 11 by 11 inches - 3PCS - Yellow/Pink/Yellow or

These have been in use for about a month now, replacing nasty germy sponges. They are effective scrubbers, hold on to soap through 3-4 dishes (I think I'm using slightly more soap than with sponges) and are so rinsable and quick to dry when the dishes are done. It's easier to get into tight cups and bottles and actually scrub, rather than sticking a sponge in and hoping for the best. I've put them in the washer with a load of towels with no issues. (I have not put them in the dryer.) The only con is the color selection- bright pink and bright yellow. My husband likes them too, but says he feels like he is washing dishes with lingerie... ***6 month update*** I just finished a load of dishes and wanted to update my review because I still love these! We've used only these 3 cloths (with the occasional hard plastic scraper) for months now, tossing in the washer when necessary. They don't look brand new anymore, but they've softened up to a nice rag-like texture. A little bit fuzzy around the edges, but nothing affecting functionality and they don't look nasty in any way. I am still in love with how these don't accumulate germy gross stinky dish mess like sponges. They air dry quickly and hold on to soap for several dishes. Once these finally wear out I will definitely be buying more! Still wish there was a choice of colors. By the way, we don't have a dishwasher, so these babies have been in heavy use for 6 months and have stood up excellently. Picture is of one of three cloths after 6 months of using all 3 in rotation. ***1 year update*** I was just folding a load of towels and was folding up one of these dishcloths and was thinking I should update my review. I bought a new pack of 3 after a year, because they were starting to get some holes in them. I stuck one of those in my camping stuff, and the new ones went in the kitchen. I can't imagine washing dishes with anything else.

I’ve been using the same cloth for 1.5 years! I guess I should start using the other one that is new but this one is still in perfect condition. I don’t understand how it has lasted so long. There’s never a smell at all. They dry within minutes after I hang it over the sink tap. I hate sponges and will never go back.

I love that these cloths dry quickly and that they're easy to wash. I'm trying to be more eco-friendly so these reusable cloths are a great option. However, they don't wash oily plastic dishes well even though these cloths lather surprisingly well. I think the best scrubbers are the ones made of the Korean yarn but this was a pretty good alternative since they dry out nicely and seem more hygienic.

Every once in a while you end up buying something that unexpectedly becomes one of the best tools in your kitchen. This is one of those tools, lol! I bought a three pack just one week shy of a year ago and I’m just now retiring the first cloth. I bought them because I do a lot of bread baking and someone on YouTube recommended a cloth like this for scrubbing dough out of bowls and mixers. These clouds get used often multiple times per day in our kitchen and I can’t believe that the first one lasted almost a year. Honestly with a good scrubbing and picking some of the dough goobers out of it I probably could’ve got another couple months, but the wife decided it was time to put the old girl out to pasture. I liked them so much that a couple days after getting them I ordered a set for my sister who just told me she’s still on her first one as well. They don’t just last a long time, they are seriously the best scrubber I have ever owned. $4.80 isn’t bad at all for about three years worth of washcloths!

When I first got these, I held one up and recoiled at how open the mesh was. I asked myself, "How can this hold enough dish soap to do any dishes?" However, I folded the first one over to a 4-ply, splurted a dollop of dish soap on it, and dang if it didn't do the whole load of dishes (for 2 people) with soap left over! More than that, I was extremely pleased at the TEXTURE of these cloths. They have just exactly the right combination of being soft enough not to hurt your hands and to get into every corner and crevice, and being "scratchy" enough to get off any stuck-on foods on dishes and pans. Also, the openness of the mesh allows you to rinse them out completely after using them, totally removing any food particles and leftover soap, so if you hang them over the kitchen faucet or on a rack when done, they dry quickly and are very clean and ready for the next use. The best thing about these, and the main reason I bought them, is that this kind of super-clean rinsability keeps them from getting stinky with use. Until I got these cloths, we used to use a grocery-store sponge, the kind with the scratcher on one side. They did the job, but after just a few days, they would start to stink. We could zap them in the microwave, and that would make them last a few days longer, but it was rare that one would last more than 10-12 days without becoming irretrievably stinky and start to shred into pieces. None of that is a problem with these cloths. And it's not just me. My wife says she is very pleased with these as well. Yes, I will buy these again when my current batch wears out.

Update - The first batch that I bought was good enough to get me to buy more. However, as often happens, they have since started to cut corners on quality. With the first batch, all 4 sides had stitching or something done on them to help hold the cloth together. On this second batch, only 2 sides of each cloth have that done. The other two sides are just as if the cloth was cut from a larger cloth. It will be fine for now, but i'm sure that they will not last as long as the first batch. One star removed for the decrease in quality. Original review - I am quite happy with these. They are great for getting food off of dishes and they do not get that horrible smell that sponges/cloths get. I throw mine in the dishwasher for cleaning.

I hate moldy old kitchen sponges. These netted cloths are rather large, so I cut them in half. I got in bright yellow which matches my kitchen. They do the job for about 98% of hand washing, light duty, glassware etc.. But tough baked on grime still needs a scratchier (the green type) scrubbie. But unlike the green one, these dry out so quickly, and never smell. I just fold once or twice, and store handily next to the faucet. Washes up in the clothes washer. The netting is super strong, so I’m wary of washing in the dishwasher, as the net may get caught in the sprayer. Also, one time, I set a hot skillet on it (in the ceramic sink to avoid sink cracks) and it fused and melted a bit, but didn’t stick to the skillet or the sink. I just cut out the fused part, and voila, still good as new.

Years ago we lived overseas and everyone washed their dishes with a mesh rag. We started doing it too and we were sold! When we moved back to the US we bought these... and just bought a second set recently. Pros: they don't harbor bacteria like sponges, the mesh is great for scrubbing, wash so easily in the washing machine with the rags, easy to spot the colors in the rag bin and pull out a new one, great size- not too big, not too small, softens over time to make it easier to use. Great value and durable. Cons: i wish they were in a different color pallet because I'm not really a pink and yellow person but its not a big deal!