The Dishcloth upgrade you didn't know you needed.
More absorbent. Long lasting. Made from organic cotton - and designed to look good beside your sink.
Why do we accept dishcloths that...
❌ Smell after a few days ❌ Push water around instead of absorbing it ❌ Shed synthetic fibres ❌ Look awful beside the sink
Meet the dishcloths you'll actually enjoy using.
A better dishcloth makes more difference than you'd think.
✓ Highly absorbent
✓ Long lasting
✓ Machine washable
✓ Certified Organic Cotton
✓ Compostable
✓ Beautiful enough to leave on display
Thousands of households have made the switch.
★★★★★
“Quality cloths
The quality is amazing and outshine any previous cloths I have purchased. I was sceptical, having a stone benchtop that these cloths would leave streak marks, but they don't... they almost dry out between meals/uses... No stinky cloths. Yeah!
The cloths wash and dry beautifully and look nice on the sink.”
Which Ecovask cloth is right for me?
Different homes. Different hands. Different cleaning habits. That's why we make more than one cloth.
Elements
Our everyday all-rounder
Balanced softness, absorbency & durability
Best for: Everyday cleaning / first-time buyers / gifting
Heavy Duty
Maximum absorbency
Thicker, more substantial and built for harder-working kitchens.
Best for: Big spills / busy households / those who like a weightier cloth
LITE
Lighter & quicker drying
Easy to handle and wring out.
Best for: Smaller or strength-impaired hands / quick wipe-downs / faster drying
New to Ecovask? Start here.
- Daily Use 7 Pack
- VARIETY 3PKS
- Elements
- heavy duty
Stock up for the week.
Seven cloths for easy rotation - a fresh cloth whenever you need one.
Three cloths. Three different strengths.
A mix of three Ecovask cloths, each with a different feel and purpose. An easy way to discover what works for the way you clean.
The everyday all-rounder
For those who like a substantial cloth. Thicker, highly absorbent and made for hardworking everyday cleaning.
TWO MORE CLOTHS YOU'LL WONDER HOW YOU LIVED WITHOUT
The Barista Cloth
Because no one likes coffee grounds in their dishcloth.
Designed for wiping steam wands, coffee stations and keeping coffee oils and grounds away from your everyday cloth.
The Multi Cloth
The one you'll grab for everything.
Spills, mucky faces and hands, polishing taps, quick clean-ups and on-the-go messes.
A small change you'll notice every day
You use your dishcloth more than almost anything else in your kitchen.
It wipes every bench.
Every plate.
Every spill.
Every day.
Why shouldn't it be something you genuinely enjoy using?
★★★★★
“Simply ‘The Best’ 🙌🏻
I am in Australia & I am so glad that I have found Ecovask as we do not have anything here that comes close to this quality ‘lite’ cloth.”
“It is sustainable, lasts for years! Easy to wash and dries quickly. Love these.”
How to take care of your knitted dishcloth
Avoiding smelly dishcloths
After you’ve used your cloth, rinse in clean water, wring them out and hang it to dry in your sink.
Ideally you don't want to stash wet dish cloths under the sink as they need air flow to dry in between use.
NB: If you don't like hanging your dishcloth over the tap then check out the super-stylish HAPPY SiNKS dishcloth holders. They're a marriage saver!
How often should I wash my cloths?
Ideally you should change your cloths out each day for ultimate hygiene. Hang your used cloths to dry in the laundry or soak them into a bucket with water and 1/4 cup white vinegar until wash day.
We recommend washing your Ecovask cloths as you would your kitchen towels in 30-40 degrees C.
NB: We don't recommend washing your dishcloths in the dishwasher as they end up holding the dirty dishwater.
Can I put them in the dryer?
Yes, they will survive the tumble drier perfectly!
Using a tumble dryer to dry your dishcloths and towels is the best way to keep their shape and feeling soft.
(Tip: just running your towels through the dryer for ten minutes will help create a softer feel than straight line drying).
If you’re drying your cloths on a line, we recommend hanging them by folding over in the middle rather than pegging the corners. Alternatively dry them inside over a heated towel rail.