Kitchen dishcloths - Page 3

goldensrbest · ‎03-10-2010

You can buy cheap wash cloths ,and use them for washing dishes, i don't think i would use knitted cloths .

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Hoovermom · ‎03-19-2010

If she is a friend, why not give her a couple for Christmas?

kittyloo · ‎03-11-2010

@homedecor1 wrote:
@Barbarainnc

I'm chuckling what @Laura14 posted as I've tried every brand including big $$$ Williams Sonoma towels so I want to be your 3rd customer...if they really dry & aren't sopping wet after drying a few things -- to me it's priceless!!!

@Laura14: The only ones I found really work are this pack of "tea towels" or "flour sack" style my gf bought me from WM she swore by them & they were cheap! I can't find them anymore ...of course☹️

we actually found these at the mission thrift store. they are called "shop towels" pack of 6 large squares for a buck.

we've made 2 trips back for more. hubby uses them for icky stuff,(gas, and oil stuff) and tosses them. i love them in the kitchen.

RollTide2008 · ‎02-14-2017

My mother likes those dish cloths. I happily pay in the neighborhood of $5 a piece for them at craft fairs.

Ms Tink · ‎02-21-2015

When my daughter started crocheting she said mama I've made you a dishcloth out of yarn. In my mind I was like - NO WAY will I use it. When I went over she gave me two with instructions to use them and not store them away. Well, I tried one and I loved it. Very absorbent - wrings out very well. After about a year I told her I wanted 100!!

She said NO! I said yes!! A little over 2 months she said come pick up your dishcloths. She didn't make 100 but very close to 50. I would never use that many but they make nice little gifts to give as I Love You gifts to the ladies when they least expect anything.

Will never go back to the store bought.

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