Lunatec Odor-Free Kitchen Dishcloths. A Scrubber and scouring pad for All Surfaces. (4-Pack)

Three years ago my daughter gave me a Lunatec pad for my kitchen. It is in constant use and is still in great condition! I recently decided to buy more for different areas in the house, and purchased a 4-pack. This is a tool that has given the term "work horse" an entirely new meaning. I can scour ANYTHING with it and it leaves no scratches or rubbed areas on the surface. There is nothing that will break down and destroy the pad. It rinses easily and completely, and dries in minutes, never developing an odor. And it is comfortable to use, never making your fingertips tender. Since I have been bragging about it now and then to a friend of mine, I gave her one too. She is now a very enthusiastic convert. Thanks for a wonderful product!

Works as described. Good, stiff scrubber. Best part is that it doesn’t retain any odor. Rinse it off, let it dry and it’s good to go

I really like the dishcloths, though they did take some getting used to at first. I was used to a soft rag, and these are quite different. They’re stiffer and not as flexible initially, but once you get them really wet, they become more pliable and act more like a traditional rag. The surface is similar to a scrubbing sponge, which makes them great for scrubbing grime off surfaces. One of the things I appreciate is that they hold soap well and stay soapy as you clean, whether it's dishes or countertops. They don’t pick up crumbs as easily as a rag, but you can push crumbs into a pile and then pick them up that way. Another small adjustment was figuring out how to store them. With a standard rag, I would just drape it over the side of the sink. These cloths are stiffer, so they don’t hang the same way unless they’re very wet, in which case they stay in place better. Despite these minor differences, the positives far outweigh the negatives—especially the fact that they don't get smelly! I feel like everything I clean is genuinely cleaner because I’m not using something that holds onto unpleasant odors.

I’ve been using these for a little over a month now & I love them for the dishes! They scrub like the scrubby side of a sponge & work wonders when combined with barkeepers friend. My only complaint is that you have to be super careful when cleaning knives or you could easily get a hole in them. I sadly already did but will just be a little more careful! They don’t absorb a ton of water but will make great suds! Super easy to use & they dry fast! Plus they don’t smell at all? I rinse them out well & make sure there’s no food stuck in them & there’s no odor at all!

I was looking for something to replace the sponge/scrubbie that I used and liked, but it rarely dried out, which makes bacteria happy. Those things also wear out fairly quickly, and should be tossed regularly simply based on the potential for bacterial contamination. Based on this, and that I wash by hand and allow things to soak in soapy, hot water (the sanitizing bit) prior to a good scrubbing (the cleaning bit), I decided I just needed a good scrubbing implement. Thus far, these things fit my need perfectly. About a small washcloth size, but it can be crumpled, shoved into coffee mugs, etc. Nice elastic tab by which to hang the dishcloth up but even if I toss it over the divider of my 2-compartment sink, it is dry is a very short time. While it is not absorbent -- and it makes NO claim to be so -- you can actually crumple it up, drop a bit of soap onto it, and nicely clean a cup, plate, fork, and spoon from a single meal rather than letting it pile up in the sink. But, this thing is a scrubbing dishcloth, and that is its only strength. But that's what it is supposed to do. So, if you're looking for a sponge or something absorbent, this is not what you want. If you are looking for a scrubbing washcloth that will likely (only had mine about 3-4 weeks) last for quite some time, then this is likely what you want. And you get five (5) of them. Honestly, I am betting this 5-pack will last me the year. And if that proves to be true, I'll buy more, many more, because you know how it goes...as soon as you find something that works really well, someone gets the bright idea to change it.

So happy with these! I had been using and frequently throwing away sponges for quite some time; feeling like I was wasting money. However, any time I would use fabric washcloths, I would feel like they just couldn't get them clean enough. So happy I found these as they are AMAZING. They truly do wash like cloth but honestly never get dirty. They also dry within hours. I've cleaned dough-filled bowls with them and all it takes is a longer rinse in warm water to get them completely clean. I've already been using one for going on 3 months now with no major signs of wear. As we don't have a dishwasher and have to hand wash everything, they are used multiple times every day. I am sold and since these 4 should last so long, I will definitely be buying more but for others! *UPDATE* I've been using these for almost 2.5 years now. This is the only dishcloths I will use and I use them frequently as I haven't had a dishwasher in my home for over 5 years now. I buy them for family members as gifts and have now turned all of my immediate family onto the greatness of a cloth-like dishcloths that doesn't get disgusting in 2 days. I can't say enough good things about these dishcloths. The size is perfect and they last a good solid 3 months each before I feel like they are ratty enough to treat myself to a new cloth. Which in all honesty is never that ratty - they really do hold up well. I retire the old ones to the bathroom for tub and toilet cleaning. My only suggestion, which is such a mild one, is I would love to see these in a more neutral color. My house is all white and beige (I am sure boring to some) - but I personally would be happy with a brown, white, grey, or even black cloth. I always think that I should just buy the bigger camping version that comes in grey. But then I tell myself that it is silly to pay more just to color coordinate a dish cloth ;-) Thanks, Lunatec! Your product is nothing short of amazing.

I am tired of dishcloths smelling after a day so I went on a hunt and found these. These are plastic, while the descriptions states "cloth", keep in mind they are plastic and do not hold the soap, but they will scrub crusted parts. If you have oily dishes this will not really clean them unless you let them sit in the sink long enough for it to melt off. I do like the size of it, but not sure I will buy them again because I am still having to use both a cloth and these.

I bought this January 2020 and now it's August 2022. As gross as it is to admit, I've been using the same one for two and a half years. It took some getting used to because I can't wipe my counters with it. I love that it doesn't scratch my pans or cups or anything! My least favorite thing about it is when I have to wash my bread dough bowl. It sticks horribly to it. But after one or two uses it's all the way clean. Also, I bought the yellow but now, as you can see from the picture, it is no longer yellow. I think I would buy brown next time even though brown does not match my kitchen. But there might not be a next time because this one is still perfectly fine. Haha! There are no holes in it at all. I'm actually surprised that the outer stitching is still intact. I had cut off the loop because I didn't like it flicking water and soap at me while washing. But now I regret doing that. The loop would be very handy to hang on my current faucet. It dries extremely quickly so I have never smelt the mildew smell once since switching to this dish cloth. Another thing I don't like about these is that they don't have a strong scratching ability to get burnt food off. I get out the trusty green scrubber or steel wool for those heavy duty jobs. I actually gave two of my four pack away to friends because I love them so much! I'm contemplating buying the brown pack of 4 right now to have in the future. I highly recommend them if you can't stand the smell of mildew and if you keep up with your dishes because, like I mentioned earlier, hard crusty stuff is difficult to get off with these. Not impossible but more difficult.