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Wire Dishwashing Rags
Scrubs stuck on food from pans, hobs and the sink, then rinses out and dries on a rail.
€13.99
A sponge clogs with grease and starts to smell within days. These wire dishwashing rags are flat mesh squares that scrub a pan base or a hob ring, then rinse out under the tap and dry on a hook.
Pack 10 cloths
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Roll-Up Dish Drying Rack
Scrub at the sink, then drain on the rack. €18.99
- Mesh face for stuck on food
- About 18 to 20 cm square
- Rinses out under the tap
- Packs of 10 or 20
At the sink
Scrub the pan, rinse the cloth, hang it up
With a sponge
- It stays damp in the soap dish between washes
- One sponge ends up doing the pans, the hob and the sink
- A second scourer comes out for anything baked on
With the wire cloths
- Cooked on food catches in the knitted mesh
- Folded in half, it gives a firmer edge for the hob
- Wrung out, it dries flat over the tap
- With 10 or 20 in a pack, keep one for pans and one for the hob
- Swap in a fresh one when the mesh flattens
How to use it
Wash, rinse, hang
- 01
Wet it and add soap
Run the cloth under the tap and squeeze a drop of washing up liquid onto it, as you would a sponge.
- 02
Scrub in small circles
Work over the pan, the hob or the sink, folding it in half for a firmer edge. Test a corner first on non stick or polished surfaces.
- 03
Rinse and hang it up
Rinse it under the tap, squeeze out the water and hang it over the tap or a rail so it dries before the next wash.
Round the kitchen
Pans, hob and sink, one cloth each
Frying pans
Work over the base where food has cooked on, with a drop of washing up liquid.
Gas hob
Wipe round the burners and the spills that set on the hob top.
Sink
Rub round the basin once the dishes are done, then rinse it out.
Close up
A mesh face with a stitched border
Mesh face
Rows of knitted loops with a silvery thread running through them. The open texture snags crusted bits that a flat cloth slides over.
Stitched border
A white hem runs round all four sides, so the knit has a finished edge to hold while you wring it out.
Corner
Pinch it into a point to reach the angle where a pan wall meets the base, or the gap round a gas burner.
Compared
Wire cloth, sponge or steel wool?
A sponge is softer and holds more water. Steel wool cuts through burnt sugar but can mark coated pans. The mesh cloth sits between the two and dries flat.
| Compared | This productWire dish cloth | Kitchen sponge | Steel wool pad |
|---|---|---|---|
| Rinses clean under the tap | Yes | Slowly | Yes |
| Dries flat on a rail | Yes | No | No |
| Gentle enough to try on coated pans | Test a corner | Yes | No |
| Folds into a point for corners | Yes | No | Yes |
Looking after them
Rinsed, wrung and hung after every wash
- 01
Rinse hot
Run it under hot water once the washing up is done.
- 02
Squeeze and hang
Wring it hard and hang it where air reaches both faces.
- 03
Soak once a week
Give the whole batch ten minutes in hot soapy water, then rinse and dry.
Try it at home
Use it for 30 days. If it doesn't earn its place, send it back.
Tracked delivery across Europe, usually 8 to 15 business days. Free on orders over €59, otherwise €4.99. EU prices include VAT, so there's nothing to pay on arrival. If it isn't right for your kitchen, tell us within 30 days and we'll arrange a free return.
Questions
No. The supplier lists the material as cloth and plastic, and the same cloth is sold elsewhere as nylon. The silver thread looks metallic, but these are mesh cloths, not solid steel scourers.
The listing calls them non scratch but gives no test to back that up. Rub a corner on a hidden patch of a non stick or polished surface before you scrub the whole pan.
The supplier's diagram gives 20 cm square, while people who bought the same cloth elsewhere measured closer to 18 cm. We give both figures so the pack holds no surprises when it arrives.
The 10 pack suits a home that swaps cloths every week or two. The 20 pack costs a little more and lasts twice as long, or splits between the kitchen and a utility room sink.
Once the mesh looks flat or the hem starts to fray. Until then, rinse and hang it after each use, and give the batch its weekly soak.
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Abigail T.
18 Oct 2026
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Absolutely love it. Highly satisfied customer.
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Love the design and functionality.
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Fantastic product. Exceeded my expectations.
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Love this product! Much better than I expected.
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Excellent quality. Will definitely buy again.
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Perfect! Does exactly what it says on the tin.
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Stellar quality and performance.
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Does what it's supposed to do. Very happy with it.
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Simple but effective. Exactly what I needed.
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