Here at the farm these are the ones I use. I get a clean one out every morning and the dirty dry one is tossed into the laundry. They launder very well and the stitching becomes even tighter after the first few washings. Afere each wash the stitching becomes tighter and your silverware won't get stuck in the holes.
Oh' they will become stained because you will use them to wipe up spills, wipe down the counters and stove top. Once they have out lived their prettiness in the kitchen, they make their way to the cleaning rag pile to be use for washing walls, floors even the cars.
Eventually they will find their way to the barn and have another life cleaning up around there. Washing down tack and even giving the horses a bath.
When finally they will make their way to the compost pile. You will want to be sure they are rinsed clean of any soap before adding them to the compost pile.
We use the white in the bathroom for washing up with. This way everyone knows they are for washing people only. :)
Tucked into a basket with a few natural cleaning supplies or a hand made bar of soap they would make a nice gift for just about any occasion. In fact I often will use them as wrapping paper around a bar of soap and a pretty bow for birthdays or a just because I was thinking about you gift.
These are approximately 8.5" x 8.5"
$3.00 each
Current colors: Blue, yellow, and white. If you have a special color you would like I'll see what I can do. All colors aren't available year round but I have a good stash of yarn here I can use.
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