The Happy Sparrow Compostable Dish Cloth The Kitchen Was Clean Yesterday
Compostable & biodegradable. Wash me in the dishwasher or washing machine. Replaces up to 17 rolls of paper towel.
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Our compostable and biodegradable dish cloths are made from a blend of plant cellulose and cotton. They are robust and can be machine washed or put in the dishwasher to keep them sanitary. Wash and reuse for up to 6 months to save around 17 rolls of paper towel which can cost over $50.
Use your cloth to do the dishes, wipe down benches, bathrooms or to mop up spills. They are super absorbent.
With our fun artwork, it's the one time you can give a friend a dish cloth for a present and they won't be mad at you !!!!
DESIGN - The Kitchen Was Clean Yesterday. Sorry You Missed It ! As a small business owner, story of my life. I know I'm not alone haha
ABOUT THE ARTIST - The Kitchen Was Clean Yesterday is an original work commissioned from young Australian graphic artist Lee Corbett. I have known Lee since she was a child and she has featured as a hand model in many of our photos over the years as her mother is a professional photographer and has helped us with multiple photo shoots. It's great to see those clever hands creating these fun artworks for us instead of just holding drink bottles up against a white backdrop for her mum to shoot !!! Lee is studying a Bachelor of Visual Communication Design and started her own creative merchandise business called NOTFOREATING at the age of 17. We had a lot of fun creating this series of artwork for you.
MADE FROM - 70% plant cellulose, 30% cotton
SIZE - 19 x 17cm (approx)
Our compostable and biodegradable dish cloths are made from a blend of plant cellulose and cotton. They are robust and can be machine washed or put in the dishwasher to keep them sanitary. Wash and reuse for up to 6 months to save around 17 rolls of paper towel which can cost over $50.
Use your cloth to do the dishes, wipe down benches, bathrooms or to mop up spills. They are super absorbent.
With our fun artwork, it's the one time you can give a friend a dish cloth for a present and they won't be mad at you !!!!
DESIGN - The Kitchen Was Clean Yesterday. Sorry You Missed It ! As a small business owner, story of my life. I know I'm not alone haha
ABOUT THE ARTIST - The Kitchen Was Clean Yesterday is an original work commissioned from young Australian graphic artist Lee Corbett. I have known Lee since she was a child and she has featured as a hand model in many of our photos over the years as her mother is a professional photographer and has helped us with multiple photo shoots. It's great to see those clever hands creating these fun artworks for us instead of just holding drink bottles up against a white backdrop for her mum to shoot !!! Lee is studying a Bachelor of Visual Communication Design and started her own creative merchandise business called NOTFOREATING at the age of 17. We had a lot of fun creating this series of artwork for you.
MADE FROM - 70% plant cellulose, 30% cotton
SIZE - 19 x 17cm (approx)