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Linen Cleaning Cloth
Linen cloths are an eco-friendly, long lasting and sustainable way to clean your home or wash your dishes in the sink. Highly absorbent and machine washable, they last much longer than your sponge or blue cloth and contain no plastics.
It leaves no fluff or fibres on your plates and will not retain oils or bad smells.
Each cloth can withstand months of use - including washing - without losing its shape or integrity. Use it as an all-purpose cleaning wash or keep it for your dishes. Just rinse it out and leave to dry between uses.
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Bella Middleton founded Norfolk Natural Living. She lives in the Norfolk countryside with her husband, Hugo and their three young children. Bella's tips come from a combination of a passion for nature and the wisdom passed to her by her mum, Felicity.
Just like my Copper Cleaning Pads, I always have two dish cloths on the go at any one time. One for the dishes and one for jobs around the house.
As well as washing dishes, a damp Linen Cloth is fabulous for dusting shelves and sills around the house. It works best for this job when slightly damp (but not wet). Scented Vinegar does a very thorough job at this.
Need a new tool in your skincare regimen? A damp Linen Cloth is a wonderful exfoliant. With no micro-beads or harmful chemicals, it's as good for the oceans as it is for your pores.
Your linen cloth is highly absorbent and dries quickly, which makes it great for messy and difficult cleaning tasks in every room in your house. It is also machine washable, meaning you can re-use it as many times are you like.
For general cleaning tasks, pair your cloth with a bottle of Multi Surface Spray. Particularly helpful if you have young children in the house! The Multi Surface Spray is completely non-toxic (so it's safe to use around them) and the rough, absorbent linen of your cloth will loosen and remove just about anything they manage to stick to your walls, surfaces and windows.
To wash your cloths, you can either do it by hand in the sink (after cleaning your dishes, for example) or put them in the washing machine. I often do mine with my kitchen towels and hand towels. Remember not to use fabric softener/conditioner on them.
If you have any questions, I will be delighted to help you. Please email me (bella@norfolknaturalliving.com) and I will get back to you with the answer.
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