LUNATEC? Odor-Free Dishcloths. The perfect scrubber dish cloth sponge and scouring pad for cleaning your dishes pots and pans and kitchen gear. Ideal for home RV boat galley and camp site. 4 pack AD

In general, I hate dish sponges. It seems like, no matter what I do, they stay damp and quickly become stinky little bacteria magnets, spreading their stench onto hands and dishes.I’ve tried the “dish wands” and dish brushes. Washcloths have to be changed daily. Even the silicone scrubbers get grimy.This dish cloth honestly solves every problem. Scrubs off stuck-on food (thanks kids) without damaging dishes. Rinses out easily. Dries super quickly. Never has an odor. (I know because I sniff it every day and am always relieved.)If you told me, when I was 20 yo, I would be writing a product review about a dish sponge at the ripe age of 38, I would’ve laughed (and then maybe cried).But it’s simple things like this that make a frequent chore much less annoying.

Using it on our house sink to do the dishes, bought mainly to take it when camping, already packed with my kitchen gear. Will make clean up the dishes easier . Happy with purchase. Definitely would recommend

They are a nice 'tool' to clean cutting boards, knives, and steel pans - 'low scouring' and fitting between steel wool and sponge - they dry quickly - very satisfied

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UPDATE 2- i was a little more gentle with second one, and it grew a hole where it has the hem stitched, perhaps this created a weak point. cleaning the distiller would not be much different than cleaning a pan with some stuck on food so i don't think i was any harder on this one as for it's intended use. so far it serves what i need it for, just wish it lasted longer.UPDATE 1- cleaning my stainless water distiller it sadly did not last 2 weeks, seemed durable enough but it started to flake off particles then grew a hole, not the intended use obviously but was hopeful as it seemed it would hold up. going to start a new one using a more gentle strategy to see how that does: the baked on sediment on distiller is minimal but rough enough to cause wear on dishcloths- i soak in vinegar which is helpful & the longer the better, going to try using this only after a soak instead of before and after...ORIGINAL- I seriously can't imagine using on non stick pans as it's very stiff & scratchy, but I was searching for something more durable than dish rags/scrubbies that get torn/worn cleaning my stainless distiller that eventually shreds everything- I use straight 5% vinegar as cleaner and no particles seem to have flaked off (yet)- so far this seems like it will last, very happy!