(2 pack) Mainstays 9-Piece Solid/Stripe Kitchen Dishcloth Set, Grey

These dish towels were perfect in color, good size and quality, Washed well before use with No fading (yes, I did use a little bleach), No shrinkage and no loose threads. Texture is Soft But, rough Enough to scrub those dishes and wipe those counters ect down. Matches my color scheme as well. Comes with 9 in a pack and was Under 5 bucks. Buy Them.

These are excellent for use in the kitchen and around the house. I use them to wash dishes, clean counter tops, and to clean and polish furniture. They would probably also work as washcloths for your bath. They aren't super thick but they are soft and sturdy.

I Have Purchased Many Sets Of These Dish Cloths, In The Different Colors. I Really Like Using These When I Hand Was My Dishes . They Do A Good Job And Hold Up Well After Many Washings , In Tide And Clorox.I Highly Recommend To Everyone

A set of 9-6 blue and 3 blue and white striped. The quality and material are great for the price. The material is thin. It says bleach and fade proof- we will have to wait and see. These are utility cloths but we plan to use as kitchen dishcloths. We prefer thinner as it is easier to wring the water out and dries quicker. I really like the color. They also seem to be hemmed well. I have purchased basic wash cloths before but color choices usually are in grey, black, white.

A quality cloth that doesn't break the bank, and looks good for us Manly dishwashers...without all those fruity-pa-tooty Martha Stewart colors. And they work like a dish cloth should...they soak up and hold a tremendous amount of water on the first swipe.

I like these dishcloths when they're new, but they don't age well. I cook a lot, so I use them a lot, and they get washed a lot. Lots of loose threads, sometimes the edging separates from the cloth. But, they're also relatively cheap, so I consider them disposable. I'll buy a new set or two every year and toss the old ones. They're too thin to make good cleaning rags.

these were already falling apart when I got them. edges were loose, thread sticking out in various spots, etc. I washed them %26 the edges got even worse.

These are the exact same thing as mainstays wash clothes. The only difference is they are more expensive because they are labeled differently! I bought both wash cloths and dish towels this evening and they are the same size and material! (It was an online order so I didn't get to see it before the purchase)

The color was described as Topaz, picture looked teal. It was an online order so I didn't get to view them in the store, but they are light blue/baby blue, definitely not as described. They look more like washcloths, not dishcloths, but will probably work, just not what was expected.

I ordered these based on the disclosure that they are dish cloths. They are not. I think they are very generic wash cloths. They are very cheaply made. Not what I wanted at all. The color is pretty but it doesn't match the colors in my bathroom. I like thick absorbent wash cloths. These aren't thick nor absorbent. The seller needs to stop giving false information about their products.