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Soak It Up Clards: Revolutionizing Sustainable Greetings as a 2023 MN Cup Semifinalist
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The Future of Sustainable Greetings Being selected as a semifinalist in the general category of the prestigious 2023 MN Cup is a significant achievement
"Best Gift Ever" favorite reviews from Soak iT Up Cloths customers
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I love to get feedback on Soak iT Up Cloths and Clards. Here are some reviews that made me smile. "Best reusable cloths ever! These are my go to for wash cloths to wipe up counters, table, floor spills, I love the colors and patterns, and prefer these over other brands that are white, as these last longer concealing some dirt and wear. If you haven't tries these you must! This bright yellow and orange one will be great spring colors." "Best Clean-Up Cloths Ever I Love Love Love these cloths - They last a very long time - I...
Episode 65 Minnesota Circle shared Founder of Soak iT Up Cloths And Clards How Each Clard Replaces 3000 Paper Towels
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MINNESOTA CIRCLE Pod Cast Founder On Soak iT Up Cloths And Clards, How Each Clard Replaces 3000 Paper Towels and more.
How I quit using paper towels and got a free massage!
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I vowed that day I will never buy paper towels again, I quit cold turkey.
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The Swedish sponge cloth starts out firm; when it gets wet, it transforms into a reusable cloth for cleaning. The cloth is made up of 70% cellulose and 30% cotton and can absorb up to 20 times its weight in liquid. According to Scholz, one cloth is comparable to more than 1,500 paper towels.