More Joy Oy Tiskirätti joulutekstillä

Finnish "Happy Times" dishcloth – an eco-friendly dishcloth with a cheerful life motto

The "Iloista aikaa" (Happy Times) dishcloth brings a touch of cheer to the kitchen every day. The combination of a joyful illustration and a heartwarming message serves as a reminder to enjoy life’s little pleasures. Noora Västinen’s cheerful sentiment— "Eat chocolate and lavish kisses" —pairs beautifully with Susanna Myllymäki’s delicate illustration, creating a dishcloth that brings a smile to your face every time you use it.

This Finnish-made More Joy dishcloth is much more than just a practical kitchen cloth. It brings a little everyday joy and makes a wonderful gift for a friend, a loved one, a teacher, a colleague, or even as a housewarming present. The beautiful text serves as a reminder to pause, enjoy life, and share joy with others.

Pair the dishcloth with, for example, Euca all-purpose cleaner , Marseille hand soap , or a Marseille soap bar to create a practical and eco-friendly gift set.

Check out our full range of eco-friendly Finnish dishcloths and discover more beautiful patterns and insightful messages.

Key features of the "Iloista aikaa" dishcloth

• Noora Västinen's heartwarming text
• Susanna Myllymäki's beautiful illustration
• Key Flag product
• Made in Finland
• Printed with eco-friendly inks without the use of water.
• Made from FSC-certified cellulose and recycled cotton fiber
• Eco-friendly and fully biodegradable
• Machine-washable and durable
• Excellent absorbency

A responsible choice for the kitchen

The dishcloth is made from Norwegian FSC-certified cellulose fiber , which is further processed in the Nordic countries. The material consists of 70% cellulose and the remainder is recycled cotton fiber that would otherwise be textile industry waste. The printing process is eco-friendly and water-free, and the sea salt used in production is recycled repeatedly. The result is a high-quality, sustainable, and durable kitchen cloth.

Biodegrades back into nature's cycle

When a dishcloth has reached the end of its useful life, you can give it a new purpose. Wrap the damp cloth around the root ball of a store-bought herb or potted plant and place it in a new, breathable pot. The cloth helps maintain consistent moisture levels and gradually decomposes, becoming part of the growing medium. The material breaks down completely in nature in about 24 weeks, turning into new energy for plant growth. Alternatively, you can compost it or place it in your organic waste bin after cutting it into small pieces.

The perfect little gift for a spreader of good vibes.

The "Iloista aikaa" (Happy Times) dishcloth makes a great gift for a friend, relative, teacher, colleague, or anyone to whom you want to send a little encouragement. Thanks to its lightweight design, it is easy to send in an envelope.

Product information

• Pattern: Joyful Times
• Text: Noora Västinen
• Illustration: Susanna Myllymäki
• Manufacturer: More Joy
• Key Flag product
• Country of manufacture: Finland
• Dimensions: 20 × 17 cm
• Material: 70% FSC-certified cellulose, 30% recycled cotton fiber
• Biodegradable
• Machine washable
• Printed with eco-friendly inks without the use of water.

Why buy from Sisustus Laventeli?

Sisustus Laventeli is a Finnish family business that has been serving customers since 2008. All products sold in our online store are stocked in our own warehouse in Hamina, ensuring fast and reliable delivery. We offer expert, personalized service and the opportunity to view our products in person at our brick-and-mortar shop in the center of Hamina.

• Own warehouse in Hamina
• Fast deliveries
• Finnish family-owned company
• Personalized customer service
• Brick-and-mortar store since 2008

Frequently Asked Questions

Can a dishcloth be washed in the washing machine?
Yes. The dishcloth withstands machine washing and retains its absorbency and appearance for a long time.

Is the dishcloth biodegradable?
Yes. It is made from natural fibers and biodegrades in nature in about 24 weeks.

What is the material made of?
The material consists of 70% FSC-certified cellulose and 30% recycled cotton fiber.

Can a used dishcloth still be put to use in plant care?
Yes. A used dishcloth is suitable for placing around the root systems of herbs and flowers to help regulate moisture before it naturally decomposes into the growing medium.