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The Neighborgoods Edible Flowers - Sponge Cloth Set Of 3

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Brighten your cleaning routine with this charming trio of sponge cloths featuring Roses, Lilacs, and Marigolds designs. Each cloth replaces both traditional sponges and paper towels, absorbing up to 15 times its weight in water while drying fast between uses. Crafted from 100% biodegradable materials—70% FSC-certified cellulose and 30% waste cotton—these cloths naturally break down when composted or discarded after months of reliable use. The convenient hanging loop keeps them accessible, and their 6.8" x 7.75" size handles everything from dishes to windows. Designed and packaged in the USA with eco-friendly water-based inks printed in Sweden, this set lets you clean with purpose and style.

Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

David X. ★★★★★

The flower designs on these cloths are so pretty that I actually don’t mind leaving them out by the sink, and they really do hold up better than paper towels for wiping down counters. Three in a pack means I always have a clean one ready, which has been a nice little upgrade to my weekday cleanup.

Scarlett C. ★★★★★

I was skeptical about swapping out my paper towels, but these cloths really do hold up—I’ve used the lilac one for a week of spills and it’s still absorbing like day one. The marigold print adds a little cheer to my sink, and they rinse out surprisingly clean.

Violet ★★★★★

The rose design is so pretty I almost feel bad scrubbing with it, but honestly it holds up way better than my old paper towel habit. One cloth wiped down my whole kitchen counter and still had absorbency left, which is exactly what I needed.