Cleaning Cloths

Key Benefits of Our Wash Cloths

Our washcloths are created to balance softness, absorbency, and durability for everyday routines. They help cleanse the skin effectively while feeling gentle enough for the face, neck, and sensitive areas.

Compact Size: Wash cloths are easy to grip, move across the body, and wring out between rinses.

Soft Against Skin: Fine fibers are comfortable on the face and body, even with regular exfoliation.

Quick-Drying Weave: The fabric dries quickly, reducing odors and keeping the garment fresh between washes.

Versatile Use: Ideal for face washing, bath time, hand drying, hairline cleaning, and small spills in the bathroom.

Layered Comfort: Pair with bath towels and bath mats so every step of your routine feels coordinated and complete.

Why Choose Our Wash Cloths?

We design our washcloths to perform well in busy Filipino homes and shared bathrooms, with each piece engineered to handle frequent washing, active kids, and quick cleanups around sinks and counters. 

As a Philippine brand with decades of foam and textile expertise, we understand tropical humidity and real-world use, so we select fibers and weaves that stay soft on the skin while still delivering thorough cleaning. 

Our direct manufacturing keeps prices fair, allowing you to build a complete towel and wash cloth set without overspending. At the same time, coordinated color options make it simple to refresh an entire bathroom. 

With a 30-day return policy and nationwide delivery, you can shop with confidence, knowing you are investing in proven materials, reliable finishing, and a brand that stands behind every item that leaves the factory.

Materials & Care

Material choice affects how a wash cloth feels on the skin, how quickly it dries, and how long it lasts.

To care for your washcloths, wash them before first use in cool or warm water with mild detergent.

Just make sure to avoid harsh bleach and strong fabric softeners that may coat fibers and reduce absorbency. Additionally, dry on low heat or line-dry, then fold or hang them promptly so they stay fresh, soft, and ready for the next bath.

Size & Dimensions

Clear dimensions help you choose the right wash cloth size for the face, hands, or body. Our washcloths fit comfortably in the hand while offering enough coverage for quick rinses and detailed cleaning.

Face and Neck Use: Smaller square cloths are easy to control around the eyes, nose, and hairline.

Hand and Guest Use: Standard washcloth sizes work well beside the sink for visitors and family members.

Bath and Shower Use: Slightly larger cloths reach the back, shoulders, and legs more easily during daily washing.

Kids and Travel: Compact options tuck neatly into bags, backpacks, and overnight kits for school or vacation.

How to Use

A wash cloth can improve cleansing results when used correctly, while still feeling gentle on the skin. Follow these simple steps for comfortable, effective daily use.

Rinse: Wet the wash cloth with clean water and squeeze out the excess so it feels damp, not dripping.

Lather: Add a small amount of soap or body wash, then work it into a light foam across the cloth's surface.

Cleanse: Move the cloth over the skin with short, smooth strokes, starting from the face and moving down the body.

Exfoliate: Apply slightly more pressure to rough areas such as elbows, knees, and heels, but remain gentle on the face and neck.

Rinse Again: Rinse the cloth thoroughly until no soap remains, then wring it firm to remove as much water as possible.

Dry: Hang the wash cloth in an open, ventilated area so it can dry quickly between uses and stay fresh longer.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

What Is a Washcloth Used For?

A washcloth is a small, absorbent towel used to cleanse the skin more thoroughly than hands alone. It helps lift sweat, sunscreen, and daily buildup from the face and body while supporting gentle exfoliation.

Is a Washcloth a Towel?

A washcloth is a type of towel, but it is smaller and designed for detailed cleaning. You usually use a wash cloth during washing, then reach for a larger bath towel to dry the body afterward.

What Is Another Word for Wash Cloth?

Other common terms include face towel, wash towel, and body cloth. In many homes, these terms are used interchangeably to refer to the same small, square towel used in the bathroom.

What Is a Japanese Wash Cloth Called?

A traditional Japanese wash cloth is often called a “salux cloth” or “nylon exfoliating towel.” These textured cloths are longer than standard washcloths and are designed to help scrub hard-to-reach areas, such as the back.