Chef Revival 706DC Cotton Waffle Weave Dish Cloth, 15" Length x 13" Width (Pack of 12)

These are inexpensive dishrags and you mostly get what you pay for, though I wish the quality was better. They don't absorb much, even when rung almost completely dry, so expect to smear a bit of water around when you wipe. They shrank by about 1/3, but were IMO too big at first, so no problem. Can't speak for durability, but expect the edges to eventually unravel as almost all dishrags eventually do, even top quality ones. It is hard to find quality, 100% cotton dishrags and kitchen hand towels that absorb well and don't cost a small fortune. Sigh.From now on, I'm getting only 100% cotton, fully terry cloth BATH rags and hand towels for kitchen use. Of course, they cost more, but absorb much better.

This product is advertised as being 100% cotton, but it doesn't act like it. It doesn't absorb moisture on the counter-tops like others that we are using that we feel are 100% cotton. Won't buy again. Judy Vuk

They work. They aren’t the quality I was hoping for. The are smaller than I’d hoped for. Nor are they 100% cotton. At least they sure don’t feel like my older 100% cotton wash cloths. I will make due. But I just don’t love them. It’s hard to find quality waffleweave dish cloths.

Spoiler alert for this review: these cloths were just terrible.The long story: I was thrilled to find cloths that looked like the kind I used to buy years ago and could not find any more. I like thinner cloths that dry easily at the sink so they don't stay damp and develop smells. From the description, these were perfect.The afternoon I got the package I opened them and was little disappointed the red and black designs were more like green and red. But hey, it's just for washing dishes, right? So I opened the package and popped the cloths in the washer so I could use them that day. I washed with my other kitchen linens, and put everything in the dryer. When I pulled them out, I was very disappointed. Out of the 12 cloths, 6 of them were losing their stitching around the edges. Four of those six already had frayed corners--guess the stitching came out early in the cycle and just pulled apart as the cycle continued. So before I even used the cloths, half of them looked old and beat up. So I used my ugly, beat up cloths, hoping they would at least be efficient in the kitchen.And that is when I found that they might not be the promised 100% cotton after all. They do not soak up water very well. I tried to wipe up a small puddle of water left by a glass of ice water, and the cloth just pushed the water around. Nothing seemed to soak into the cloth. Even my husband noticed this, and it takes a lot to make him notice stuff like this.So, I am stuck with 12 frayed, pretty useless cloths. Save your money and get something else.

They're fine, were delivered promptly, work well and are almost as 'fluffy' as the ones my mother used. But I'm taking away one star because after just one washing, before use, the edges have started to fray. Good thing this was a 12-pack 'cause I don't see them lasting long. See attached photo.

They looked great, however as soon as I washed them the stitching started to come out.

These seem to have less fabric woven into them than others I've had. They are holding up well so far and the weave seems to have tightened a bit with washing so they are okay.

Minimal shrinkage And good durability but black spots keep appearing all over it even though they are dried out daily. these black spots stay in the cloth and look like mold. Not a fan. Washing or bleach does not remove. No