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There really is not much difference between brands of these non-sponge sponges. All of them seem to be good, although some are more water-absorbent than others. They all can be washed in the dishwasher or washing machine and will last through many washings. They don't retain smells like the normal sponges do. When they wear out, you can throw them in your compost. These are smaller in size than my favorite brand, "If You Care" so they don't double as paper towels, but certainly do the job as sponges for the counter or to wash dishes.

Was on my last cloth/sponge dish cloth for soaking up messes. Saw these, read all the negative reviews. Decided to try them anyway. They were too large for my purpose, so I cut them down using a large paper cutter and put them all back in a smaller quart sized plastic bag to keep them moist as they do dry out. However, you just put them under the faucet and they back to "good" ready to use. I do not scrub with them, I use scotch bright pads for scouring. My pans are ceramics so no sticking/scrubbing. These will last me a long time. Will definitely buy again when I am running low. Bigger messes, grab a towel =:0

They could be a little thicker.

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I use these under parchment paper for a wet palette and they are great for that purpose.

These are the best sponges, machine washable and they clean way better than a regular sponge

These are okay, they serve the purpose for what they were made for. I found them to be less useful once they got wet and dried, they dry hard. Not easy to store in their open, dried hard state. It's like a piece of cardboard. Once wet, however, they do work nice.

These are great for countertop cleanups, they soak up splashes while wiping clean the surface much better than traditional kitchen washcloths AND you can toss them into the washing machine or dishwasher to clean after use.