Husband doesn’t understand the whole dishcloth/cleaning rag thing!

So do I , flannels too.

So, your husband thought you'd like newer cleaning rags but you don't.

You wild things.

To add to the 1936 vibe here, I'm proud to say that I knit my dishcloths from cotton.
My children think that I am ...nuts..

Oh keep them coming please!

I feel more normal.

Oh I get you, totally. I have just found again a whole roll of uncut, unstitched teatowels, in the best cotton, white with red check- left over from mum's trousseau in 1936! Glad DH totally understand how much better they are then any morden ones. And yes, old ones which are getting too ragged get cut and used as cleaning/polishing squares.

I have a hierarchy of cleaning cloths, all in my head. Woe betide anyone who messes with it!

When I was about 40 I was rushed into hospital with acute appendicitis. I asked my Dh to go home and pack a bag for me, including a towel, soap and a face cloth. I discovered when I opened it, post-op, that he’d given me a dish cloth instead of a face flannel! He claimed he couldn’t tell the difference.

Know what you mean. I like nice white Lancashire dusters, not those horrible yellow ones. I hide mine as my hubby will pick up the first rag that comes to hand. I have had tea towels twenty odd years, still snowy white.
Men don’t have any idea about cleaning cloths. I keep dish cloths & tea towels separate from my cleaning gear, otherwise he would use the dish cloth on his DIY projects 😩

Probably as I don’t have any of either!

My DH thinks dishcloths and cleaning, polishing cloths are interchangeable. Think yourself lucky Sago

Sorry Jaxjacky, I disagree……….one can never have too many dishcloths and cleaning rags……..one use and they’re consigned to the laundry basket 💁‍♀️

That’s an awful lot of cloths/rags.

Personal attachment to Lancashire dishcloths is new to me.

He’s wrong