3 Pack Reusable Dish Cloths Thickened Magic Cleaning Cloth Lint-free Sponge Cleaning Rag Kitchen Scrub Clean Towels for Glass, Counter Tops, Car i...

Three reusable cleaning cloths for less than $4 each makes these a great value. I love the texture, when they're damp & it's fun to see the shape that they take as they dry. I can clean mirrors, windows, and other surfaces, without using chemicals; just use, rinse thoroughly, wring out excess water, and repeat. If they're a little too damp, which they tend to be after first use,(at least for me, even though I wrung out as much water as possible), a paper towel or lint-free dry wipe may be needed to keep mirrors & windows streak-free. Other than that, these are great to have around for a quick cleaning, spills, and deep cleaning.

I must admit that these 3 Pack Reusable Dish Cloths, Thickened Magic Cleaning Cloth, Lint-Free Sponges are different, namely, unique. I've never had any like this. They almost remind me of the shammy cloth I used to wash my car years ago when I was young. They soak up water quickly, saving on paper towels. They become rather stiff when they dry, but water softens them quickly. They are nice for cleaning up messes, too. I deducted one star because I would like for them to be a little larger. That isn't anything against the quality of them, just a reflection of how much I like them so I wish they were larger. I do recommend them.

Super fast shipment. Well made from quality material. They came in bags and seemed to be a little moist. They arent as absorbent as Id have liked. They work okay, but are very small as well. I might not use them too often. Ill definitely use them on stuff that can be easily scratched like the stovetop. They are pretty perfect for that, but not too much else.

As someone always on the lookout for cleaning miracles, I couldn't resist trying this Cleaning Cloth. There was a single 5-star review. I had to see for myself. I got three rubbery gray rags, and at nearly 5 dollars a pop, I needed to put them through the wringer. The packaging was entertaining, and the information made some shockingly bold statements! I started cleaning my stainless steel fridge. Surprise, surprise, still streaks galore. Next up is my smartphone screen. Nope, streaks again. Okay, onto the kid's bathroom surely, it could handle some bathtub grime? Wrong. It's soft, pliable, with cute designs on one side, and holds a lot of water. But it doesn't scrub; it's not magical at all. Hair clings to this thing like it had found its soulmate in static. I had to supply elbow grease and cleaning supplies! Then, follow up with a trusty paper towel to wipe things down all over again. This rubber rag is being shown the door. I do not have room for this in my cleaning arsenal. Let's not forget the cryptic message on the packaging: "Don't Slap Pandas." I'm left feeling like I've stumbled into an alien conspiracy. And do tell me about the so-called "auto-bacterial" design. Where? So I will put one in the car for dog nose smudges and bird bombs, as the package suggests. I'm left wondering how this rubbery disaster ever made it past the drawing board, let alone onto the market. Save your sanity and your hard-earned cash this magic trick is one you'll want to skip. One star is a stretch...

I love these Duster Sponge Cleaning Cloths (3 pack)! They come individually packaged, and ready to use. They're very versatile, well made, multi-purpose, and work like magic. I can clean just about anything with them too! I can use them on wood, glass, appliances, mirrors, granite/marble, ceramic, floors, TV/computer screens, plants, vehicle interiors/exteriors, and more! They're super absorbent, work with just water, or I can add a little cleaner to them, if I want to. They don't scratch any surfaces, or leave behind any streaks. When I'm finished using them, these cloths are easy to clean too. I included a photo from the instructions (it's pretty funny). I also really like the designs on these cloths - there's outlines of cats, dogs, little bones, and they say, "Multifunctional Cleaning Cloth." There's also a hole at the upper left corner of each cloth, so they're easy to hang up. They're reusable, but will get stiff when dried out, just rehydrate, they become flexible, and soft, again. In my opinion, these are definitely magic cloths, and I am definitely getting a lot of use out of them.