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Ecovask - Elements Dishcloths
Regular price
$28.00
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Soft to the touch, highly absorbent and beautifully designed, our Elements Dishcloths elevate one of the hardest-working essentials in your home.
Whether you're washing dishes, wiping down benches or cleaning up spills, Elements is designed to become the cloth you reach for every day. Thoughtfully crafted from organic cotton, it balances softness, absorbency and durability.
Inspired by the colours and textures of New Zealand, the Elements Collection brings timeless style to everyday routines.
Designed to be used often. Made to be enjoyed.
Certified organic cotton 25 × 25 cm Contains 2 cloths
Care: Machine washable. Tumble dry safe.
Material: 100% GOTS-certified organic cotton
Size: 25 x 25cm
Origin: Responsibly made in India by our Fairtrade partners in Sedex-audited facilities that meet the highest social and environmental standards.
Packaging: Compostable and recyclable
End of Life: Home compostable - for best results, cut into smaller pieces before composting. (I'm currently experimenting by using our old cloths as a weed mat/deterrent).
Every Ecovask cloth is designed to perform beautifully - and return gently to the earth when its job is done.
Wash before first use. (A quick rinse in warm, soapy water in the sink is often all that’s needed.)
Machine wash regularly - up to 60 °C.
Do NOT wash in the dishwasher - it’s too harsh for natural fibres.
Avoid fabric softeners or bleach. These can coat the fibres and reduce absorbency - the opposite of what you want in a dishcloth.
Line dry or tumble dry. Tumble drying helps keep cloths soft and in shape. If line drying, fold the cloth over the line midway - don’t peg it by one corner as this can stretch it out of shape.
Between uses: Rinse thoroughly and hang to dry - over your tap works well or if you're not a fan of this, never stash wet cloths in a cupboard, or a drawer.
If cloths ever start to smell: Soak in warm water with a splash of vinegar for an hour or two, then wash as usual.
End of life: 100 % home compostable - cut into smaller pieces to help them break down faster.
