Homaxy100% Cotton Waffle Weave Kitchen Dish Cloths, Ultra Soft Absorbent Quick Drying Dish Towels, 12x12 Inches, 6-Pack, Black

Super soft cotton even before washing, quite absorbent, surprisingly large size for a dish cloth (think oversized wash cloth without the extra thickness of a nice wash cloth), and come with a little red "tag" on a corner, so you could hang them on a hook if you were so inclined. I love the bright blueberry color - it's very rich and even better in person than in the pics. I almost don't want to use them in my kitchen - they're too pretty! I can say with confidence that these are the BEST cotton dish cloths I've ever purchased. You will NOT be disappointed.

Color exactly as shown on line.Be sure to wash them before use as they will shed slightly on their initial use until washed once.We use them as general kitchen rags. To wipe counter and sink. We also use them when we bring a plate of food to the great room to wipe hands and catch crumbs. They do their job very well. Good and thick. Nice waffle weave. They come out of the gas dryer looking like new. We bought a couple dozen and just keep cycling them through. They have wiped BBQ sauce off our hands and faces, and had salad dressing on them. But come out looking great after washing. They are soft yet sturdy. Couldn't be more satisfied. Oh ...we got the darkish gray color.

I absolutely love these dish cloths. They are super strong, are made with 100% cotton and have a strong waffle weave. They are slightly larger than your average dish rag and have a nice loop on the edge if you prefer to hang them. The color is very pigment rich. I have noticed that a little bit of the color bleeds the first couple times you wash them so you will want to wash them with like colors. Other than that it’s a great quality rag.

I'm happy with these "waffle weave" towels. Are they woven or knitted or some hybrid? They are absorbent. I've snagged loops of thread on a Gamma Seal equipped dog food bucket and a mandoline (not the blade part) so I've learned to press rather than wipe if I see pointy bits. (If I could find woven towels that were absorbent I'd prefer those but, lately, their threads are harder and less absorbent. Whether that's mechanical or an applied chemistry I don't know. Progress.) I also got the grey version of the wash cloths and they've faded some but I haven't noticed that with these green towels.

I hang a towel from the handle of my oven like many people do. I wanted a black towel to match the black oven so it did not stand out like a sore thumb. These are the perfect color. They are a deep dark black and have not faded after several washings. They are a little less absorbent than I would like, but not bad enough to dislike them.