Compostable dishcloths are cellulose-based cleaning textiles composed of 70% wood pulp and 30% organic cotton, typically measuring 12"x12" (30x30cm) with a 0.8-1.2mm thickness. The honeycomb-textured surface provides 300-400% water absorption capacity compared to cotton's 150-200%. Certified home-compostable (OK Compost HOME standard), these cloths decompose within 8-12 weeks in ambient conditions (68-86°F/20-30°C). Each cloth withstands 150-200 washes at 140°F (60°C) before fiber breakdown. Materials contain no synthetic additives or plastic microfibers, meeting TUV Austria certification for biological decomposition.