$9.00 $4.99
$9.00 $4.99
Cleaning up your craft space just got a whole lot easier! Introducing the Crafty Clean-up Cloths from Scrapbook.com. These microfiber towels are versatile, absorbent, reusable, and washable! The towels tear away with ease, are designed to be used a few times, then can be tossed in the washing machine up to 50 times! Say goodbye to ruining your nice towels and single use paper products. Use to clean off stencils, stamps, craft scrapers, your workspace, and so much more!
Contents: 1 roll of pink tear-away towels with 20 sheets
Size: Each cloth measures 10" x 10"
Material: 80% polyester, 20% polyamide
Features:
Washing Instructions: To clean your towels, wash with mild detergent with no fabric softener or dryer sheets.
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Number of pieces: 20
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I got one of these rolls as a freebie a while ago. I love these. Now my washcloths won't be a rainbow anymore LOL. These towels are quick to dry once I'm done. I use them to wipe off glue and my fingers when I'm gluing. They are strong and each sheet is fairly large. So, I got some more!I love using them and the convenience that they provide.
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I grabbed a cloth to clean my 3-year-old grandson’s fingerprints off my iPad. It worked better than anything I have tried! I keep one wet in a tray with my stamp shammy and one dry in my craft space for anything where I used to grab a paper towel. I was going to wait for the teal Laura hinted was coming, but I’m ordering more pink ones for other places in my house.
These are just perfect for cleaning up spills (big or small) and wiping up all the other stuff that appears while crafting. I have used these cloths to wipe down tables, mats (not cutting machine mats), dust printers and computers. I like that they are washable and can be used again. These will most likely replace the rolls of paper towels I keep nearby when crafting.
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I’ve tried several different products that say they are lint free, but they’re not. I wear glasses so I’m always looking for good lint free cloths and they are hard to find. I got these towels and they are truly lint free! I can freely use them with my stamps and I like it that they are washable and reusable. They work on my glasses, too!
Love how well these cloths clean up messes. I even sent a few sheets (only because I couldn't find a larger box) to a friend for her to try out. I'll send the rest of the roll to her when I get a larger box from the Post Office.
The best part is they are washable and can be reused multiple times!
I like these a lot. weird when pulling one off but worked ok. clean my ink mess really well. Have not rinsed it yet.
Love the pale pink. I put some jute through the hole in the roll and have it hanging from a hook on my scrapping hutch, which is adjacent to my workspace.
I love these cloths. they work dry or damp. I love to keep my space clean while stamping or even gluing. So much better than paper towels
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The Crafty Clean-up Cloths are great!!!! They are soft and strong!!!!! I love the color!!!!!! I can't wait to use them more!!!!! They seem to work very well!!!!!
These are great little cloths. I love that they come in a roll, so you have plenty of them at hand. However, they can be used over and over again so a roll of 20 will last a long time in your craft room. And I'm so pleased they now come in black.
Another surprise benefit is that they clean my eyeglasses perfectly. I have found nothing else that cleans eyeglasses so well. They also are great at cleaning windows and mirrors as well. So grab a roll. They're a great bargain.
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Can these cloths be used for the foils instead of the swiffer cloths
By:
Margiect
(14-Nov-24)
Has anyone figured out how to roll these back into a roll after using them? I couldn't get mine to stick together as I had hoped they would via static maybe or just cling together due to their nap. Maybe a repurposed canister of some food a bit larger than a stacked potato chip product would work. Anyone think of something please post.
By:
LASinMT
(23-May-25)
They aren’t meant to be put back on the roll. They’re meant to be used like a reusable paper towel. I use mine to wash dishes and in the craft room. They fold nicely.
By: CharmMing68
(25-May-25)
Are these suppose to come in teal too? I have 2 rolls of pink but would love the teal, it matches my room! (little OCD...lol)
By:
Judiellen Art
(01-Apr-25)
Hello! We do not have teal tear-away towels as of right now. I'll gladly let our team know this is something you'd like to see in the future.
By: Scrapbook.com
(01-Apr-25)
When using Lunar paste , will it wash out of the towels or leave a hard place where the paste was?
By:
Rhonda Renee
(06-Feb-25)
Hello, our team tested the Lunar paste on these crafty clean-up cloths. We found that the paste did not come off and was still visible after washing, leaving a tough spot of dried and permanent paste.
By: Scrapbook.com
(12-Feb-25)
Are these exactly like the reusable/washable paper towels that come on a roll? If so, I don�t understand how they would clean stamps without leaving behind some of the towel on the stamp or brush like the ones I�ve tried which were just not a pretty pink?
By:
User
(30-Sep-25)
Hello. These do come on a roll and can be washed many times before being tossed. They do not leave lint on your stamps as they are lint-free.
By: Scrapbook.com
(01-Oct-25)
Can these be used for finger prints and excess glue in acetate?
By:
denielle.c.podraza
(20-Mar-25)
I use these for everything and then throw in the washing machine and dryer I love these and they rip off the roll perfectly 👌 you can't go wrong I have the pink and black.
By: cheriereader
(22-Mar-25)
I have a stamp cleaning piece that is like a very thick shammy and I keep it inside a DVD case I put magnets on to keep it folded back and open if desired and I keep a shammy in there with it as well. I also have a Stampin Up dry scrubber for after. I use baby wipes and just a microfiber towel for most of what I do. So I don't understand how these towels are different than a microfiber towel. Can anyone explain what is so different and great about these instead? Thank you.
By:
dizzinese
(26-Apr-25)
Hi these are similar to microfiber cloths. May be smaller however than many or most microfiber cleaning cloths. Not necessarily as no doubt there are small sizes available. I have one roll in the pink so far. I'm debating buying a second to carry in the tiny RV. Anyway these come on a roll that you tear or separate one sheet from and use as needed and can wash like microfiber cloths. Just being a smaller size in your hand I find helpful and not as bulky as many of my utility type microfiber cloths that are substantially bigger and heftier. That in itself is a plus. Unlike baby wipes they can be used multiple times until you wear it out finally. They don't leave lint like some baby wipes. I use baby wipes and Dudes too another body wipe. I choose no scent and mostly water. I've found my choices are pretty lint free in the wipes but many scented ones and arsenal of additives like butters and oils and essential oils can leave residue that might harm your clear and rubber stamps over time. Even cause issues or messing up some inks as the residue can act like a solvent. You need to still no matter finish up at the end of the day washing with mild soap and water and rinse well and lay out on a clean no linting material to dry over night. Basically the use of these come down to your personality. Some of us love these some not so much. I'm on the fence where I don't actually love them and I do find them very useful for some tasks. (I keep a few next to my living room chair to clean my glasses and in the sewing room for same purpose. Like another reviewer mentioned keeping their glasses clean is helpful and not all rags even made for that task work any better and may not work as well as these wee little rags. We are all different. Sometimes something just fits into our way of doing and living and then there are other tools that we reject cause will they just don't fit. I suspect if you are happy with your choices so far then that's your personality style and maybe you'd change your mind if you used these for a time or perhaps not. I've cut up a lot of shammy cloths to quarter their size and I dislike their stiffening when not in use and kept damp. Mold and bacteria can grow if not washed often so I'm not a fan. These do not turn stiff when dry and they are small already and just overall work out in my life. Not front and centered like some. But overall they are a keeper product for a variety of reasons. I'm not sure how better off for the environment they are. Taking into consideration that paper towels are made to break down over time and these not so much. If you shred a paper towel you can incorporate it into your garden mulch and these rags not. Specific trees are grown in farms these days to make paper towels and I'm not sure if the man made fibers for these cloths actually are all that environmental oriented taking into consideration the process to make and the chemicals behind the artificial fibers and dies too. People often mistake using less with a substitute product means better but if you look at the entire picture maybe not. I am a huge fan of cloth diapers yet I bet most of the women who love these went through a lot of disposable diapers far exceeding the use of these verses a paper towel. Paper towels by the way even brand names can leave linting on your sticky clear stamps.
By: LASinMT
(23-May-25)
