Why You'll Love It
These cloths make kitchen cleanup faster, easier, and way less wasteful.
Kitchen Chaos Cloths
$12.00 AUD
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Kitchen Chaos Cloths
$12.00 AUD
Reusable cloths that wipe your way to a cleaner kitchen with less waste. Mop up spills, scrub dishes, and tackle sticky benches. Each cloth soaks up 12x its weight and leaves no mess behind. Made from cellulose and cotton, they're plant-based, machine washable, and totally compostable. Three cloths per pack, zero plastic.
Plant-Based
Cruelty Free
Aussie Owned
Plastic-Free
Shipping
We ship out of our Sydney warehouse and move faster than when someone mentions free food. Expect your order in two to four business days.
Returns & Guarantee
The Filthy-Free or Free Guarantee: you'll get a 100% refund if our sheets don't leave you grinning, gleaming, and filthy-free within 30 days. Even if you've just had a change of heart, no worries. Just send them back. See our return policy.
Kitchen Chaos Cloths FAQ
How long will my Kitchen Chaos Cloth last?
You mean before it taps out from all the chaos? On average 2 months or about 10 machine washes. When it starts looking like it's seen some things (because it has), you can toss it straight into your home compost or bin. It's 100% compostable, biodegradable, and guilt-free. Just don't use it as a bookmark. That's gross.
How do I use my Kitchen Chaos Cloth?
Simple: just wet, wipe, rinse, repeat. Use it on dishes, countertops, stovetops, your toddler's mystery stickiness, your own mystery stickiness, and anywhere a paper towel once dared to go. When it gets grubby, rinse it out or chuck it in the machine. No special rituals required.
Will this replace paper towels?
Yes. Unless you're emotionally attached to tearing off sheets like it's 1995. Kitchen Chaos Cloths wipe down benches, clean grubby fingerprints, mop up splatters, and generally make you feel like a responsible adult. They were born to clean like their life depends on it.
Can I put it in the dryer?
Nope. Chucking your Chaos Cloth in the dryer is like sending it into a spin class it didn't sign up for. It'll shrink, curl up, and come out looking like it just survived a house party. Just rinse it out, wring it gently, and let it air dry like the drama-free superstar it is. Put it over the tap, across the sink, wherever it can hang out and chill. Treat it nice and it'll stick around for months.
Can I eat it?
No. It's not a snack. Not even if you're on a weird new fiber cleanse. But we respect the hustle.
