*Shirayuki Kitchen Cloth* An all-purpose kitchen cloth born from mosquito netting. It has excellent absorbency and quickly removes dirt, becoming softer with use. Made with linen, a more luxurious material than cotton, it boasts excellent durability. It has a crisp feel and a smooth texture. Since it doesn't easily produce lint, it's suitable for wiping glass and lacquerware. The rayon material is made from wood pulp, a renewable fiber that is biodegradable and returns to nature. It has superior moisture absorption and release properties compared to cotton and linen, and is less prone to odors, making it ideal for kitchen cloths. *7-Layer Mosquito Net Fabric Kitchen Cloth* "Kaya-fu" kitchen cloths, with embroidery and prints applied in Wakayama Prefecture, are made from mosquito net fabric carefully woven over time in Nara Prefecture, the only remaining mosquito net production area in Japan. Initially, it is stiff and taut due to the starch, but it shrinks remarkably when the starch is removed with lukewarm water or water. As a result, it becomes soft, fluffy, and supple. It also has excellent absorbency (1.3 times that of cotton), dries quickly, and is durable. Use it for wiping microwaves, countertops, and sinks!