Swedish dishcloths and beeswax wraps for people who are over the paper towel and cling wrap habit. Washable, reusable, and printed so nicely you won't want to hide them in a drawer. Join the list to be first in line when they drop.

Rinse it, dry it and use it again instead of reaching for another sheet off the roll.
Dishcloths made from recycled pulp and cellulose. Wraps made from cotton coated in beeswax.
A rinse in warm, soapy water and an air-dry is all it takes. No special products needed.
Designed with the same love of print as our fan covers, now for the kitchen.






Stiff when dry, soft the second they're wet. These super-absorbent cellulose cloths take on spills, dishes, glass and appliances. Give them a rinse and they're ready for the next mess. One set, six prints, a cloth for every job.
Launching 8 October. List members hear first.
Cotton coated in beeswax that softens with the warmth of your hands, then holds its shape. Press one over a bowl of leftovers, fold it around half an avo, or wrap a block of cheese. No cling wrap needed.
Launching 8 October. List members hear first.
It goes from stiff to soft and spongy in seconds.
Use it on spills, dishes, glass and appliances. It soaks it all up.
Rinse, wring out and clip it up to dry. Pop it in the washing machine or the top rack of the dishwasher when it needs a deep clean.
Hold it for a few seconds and the warmth of your hands softens the wax.
Press over a bowl or around food. It holds as it cools.
Cool water, mild soap, air-dry. Keep away from heat.
That's it.
Fan Friends started with a simple idea: the everyday things in your home can be washable, reusable and still look good. Our fan covers proved you'd rather wash and reuse than toss and replace. The Kitchen Edit takes that same thinking into the kitchen.
I picked these two because they're the easiest swaps I know. You don't need a new routine. You'll just use fewer paper towels and buy less cling wrap. And, of course, prints that make you smile every time you reach for them.
They land on 8 October, and I can't wait to show you. Jump on the list and you'll be the first to know.
Sarah, founder of Fan Friends
8 October. Everyone on the list gets an email the moment they go live.
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Rinse and wring out after each use and hang to dry. For a deeper clean, wash them in the washing machine or on the top rack of the dishwasher. Please don't put them in the dryer. Let them air-dry.
They're great for bowls, cheese, bread, and cut fruit and veg. Skip raw meat and fish, and keep them away from heat, so no microwave, oven or hot water.