Defrosting Cloths, 2-Pack

• Absorbs up to 5 litres of water
• Makes defrosting easier without the need for extra containers or towels
• Effective even for spills and water leaks in the home

The defrosting cloth 2-pack is a practical tool for those who want to make defrosting the freezer both easier and cleaner. The cloth is simply placed in the bottom of the freezer and quickly absorbs the melt water that forms. Each cloth has a high absorption capacity and can hold up to 5 litres of water - which is enough for most normally frozen freezers. The result is more efficient defrosting with no mess, dripping ice or flooded kitchen floors.

Efficient liquid removal option

The cloth is made from a combination of cellulose and sodium polyacrylate, giving it an exceptional ability to absorb and bind liquid. The liquid stays in the cloth without draining, making it ideal for use in situations other than defrosting - such as spills or minor water leaks in the home.

User-friendly and hygienic

Unlike regular towels or pots, you don't have to keep an eye on overfilling or deal with dripping fabric. Once the cloth has absorbed its maximum, just throw it in the regular household rubbish. The surrounding fibre fabric, made of polypropylene fibre, keeps the liquid in place and makes handling easy without dripping. NOTE! Do not cut the bag, it cannot be emptied of water.

Perfect for both freezer and household

In addition to being invaluable for defrosting, the defrost cloth also works well as a safety measure in case of potential water leaks, for example at dishwashers or other water-connected appliances. You can also use it as a temporary solution for acute spills, where quick absorption is needed.

The defrosting cloths are made by the Swedish company Frida, which has been manufacturing smart and efficient household and cleaning products since 1947.

Specifications

Weight: approx. 57 g per bag
Length: 73 cm
Width: 37 cm
Material: Cellulose, sodium polyacrylate, polypropylene fibre
Colour: White
Number per pack: 2 pcs
Country of manufacture: Sweden