What's a Skoy Cloth?
I said the same thing to myself a few weeks ago.
I have recently been trying to find ways to be more "green", and one thing on my list was to reduce my kitchen waste.
So, when I was doing some research, I came across Skoycloth.com

The company was created by 2 stay at home moms who wanted to reduce landfill waste.
They were shocked when they found out that paper towels contribute to 2.5 MILLION pounds of waste a year.
Skoy Cloths are
- 100% Biodegradable!
- Absorbent
- Reuseable
- European made
- Clean
- Fun!
1 Skoy Cloth is like buying 15 rolls of paper towels! That's alot of money, and waste!
When I received mine ( a 4 pack is $6.99!)
I decided to try them right away, I mean if I could start saving money and reduce waste immediately, why wouldn't I?
The first thing I noticed was how absorbent they were, I tested it on some juice that Riley spilled on my table, and the cloth easily soaked up about 6 oz of juice.
The next thing, is that when I rang out the Skoy Cloth in the sink, it rang out almost completely DRY! I mean, it felt damp, but was definitely ready for another use.
It was 100% dry within about an hour on my kitchen counter.
You can microwave your reuseable paper towel
for 15 seconds to keep it germ free.
I am definitely excited to be using these, knowing how much waste I am saving, and how inexpensive they are, here in Florida a roll of paper towels (the cheapest kind available at walmart) is .88 cents (15x.88=$13.22x4=)
That means for the same use, I would spend $52.00, compared to a 4 pack of Skoy cloths for $6.99.
The 4 pack I bought will easily last me a year!
You can purchase yours here.
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Disclosure: I was given a 4 pack of Skoy Cloths to help with my review. All opinions are 100% mine.
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Disclosure: I was given a 4 pack of Skoy Cloths to help with my review. All opinions are 100% mine.
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