Window cloth
Window cloth
Window cloth
Window cloth
Window cloth
Window cloth
Window cloth
Window cloth
Window cloth
Window cloth
Window cloth
Window cloth
Window cloth
Window cloth
Window cloth
Window cloth
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Window cloth

Ideal on windows, mirrors & stainless steel.

24,00 $CA
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Directly from Magog, Johanne Lacasse works as a weaver to create unique pieces like this window cloth. Leaving no traces or lint, your windows, mirrors, faucets, or stainless steel appliances will never have been so clean. Linen absorbs a large amount of liquid very quickly and dries very quickly, so it doesn't give off any odor.

Johanne Lacasse holds a Master's degree in Popular Arts and Traditions from Laval University. She has always been drawn to traditional crafts and ancestral know-how. Since 2012, she has devoted herself to her passion full-time. She chose to weave exclusively linen, as it is a fiber with multiple benefits.

- Linen from France spun and dyed in Quebec.
- Ideal for car windows, mirrors, faucets or stainless steel.
- Already machine washed and dried so they won't shrink anymore.
- Leaves no lint or scratches on your windows or mirrors, which will be sparkling.
- Maintenance and use sheet included.
- This natural material is eco-responsible.

- Dimensions: 15.5" x 16"
- Various colors and patterns.
- Material: 100% linen

To clean windows: Always use a damp cloth. Do not use soap or vinegar, just water. If your windows are very dirty, first wash with water (with or without vinegar) using a rag and rinse. Wet the cloth in hot water and wring it out very well. Wash and dry your windows in one motion. No need to rinse or wipe.

After showering: Use your dry cloth to wipe the steamy mirror and shower windows.

Linen Care: Machine wash cold on gentle cycle, tumble dry low or hang dry, iron if needed. Never bleach. Avoid fabric softeners. Use mild soap.

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