We recommend washing these in the top of the dishwasher on a full cycle. You can also use the washing machine (no fabric softener) with warm to hot water. To kill all the Bacteria: Research recommends wetting the cloth and put it in the microwave for 90 seconds. Avoid tumble-drying. No ironing.

In terms of storage we try to dry them flat, either peg them on a line or lie them flat on your cloths horse, that way they'll dry hard flat and will easily sit in your drawer or under the sink until you next need it!

Yes these Eco cloths are lint & streak free! This means they're great for glass, shiny surfaces, stainless steel, induction hubs and Cars. Kristy's method is to use two cloths, one wet for the cleaning and then another one that's dry to buff the mirror/window afterwards. If you've got big windows (or big hands!) we recommend our Large Eco Cloths for the big jobs.

Yes you can definitely expect the Eco Cloths to change a bit as you use them. These Eco Cloths are all natural and as a result they start breaking down slowly from the moment you start using them. This is a good thing, it means they'll biodegrade quickly, which reduces your footprint!

Expect them to shrink a little and start to appear thinner than they were initially. Despite this they are still extremely absorbent. You might be use to a thick flannel or microfibre cloth but it's just unnecessary!

There are a couple of things that can cause this. First, wash regularly! Get into the habit of putting your eco cloth through the dishwasher every time you put it on, and then we recommend a machine wash every couple of weeks to keep it looking good.

If your Cloth is still a bit slimy after the wash it could be because there's detergent building up, trying giving it a good rinse before drying.

Kristy: I use them as travel cloths as I'm on the road a lot making sure our products are in a store near you! Because they dry so quickly they're ideal to keep in my carry bag for whenever I need a cloth!

Stine: Ok, this is kind-of similar to Kristy's but I actually use them as make-up remover. Cut them into 4 squares and wet them and they're great for eye makeup, also great for wiping kids faces after dinner!