Full Circle Tidy 100% Organic Cotton Dish Cloths, Set of 3, Grayscale

These are great dish cloths. I bought them to replace some non-organic ones that I've had for many years that are finally starting to fall apart, have holes in them, and are ready for the rag pile to use for washing the car, etc. I liked the old ones because they were cotton on one side, and had a nylon net piece attached as the other side, making it easy to use for wiping or scrubbing as needed.When I saw that these were organic cotton and had a scrubbing texture on one side I decided to try them. I'm glad I did. They went to work right out of the package! The looped side gives some scrub power to get dried food or spills loose, and the other side wipes off the loosened debris or grease. Just wring out excess water, and the counters and stove dry quickly when wiped down with them.They are soft and absorbent, suds up with just a drop of dish liquid, rinse out easily, and dry quickly. There's a loop attached to hang on a hook, but I just fold them over the middle of the sinks. The stripes add a nice splash of color to my stainless steel sinks.The only thing I would consider a 'con', but not enough to deduct a star, would be that the loops are loose enough to get caught on things like a fork tine if you're not careful, but the smooth side can be used to wash items like that.I would definitely recommend these cloths, and would buy them again.

This is on the thinner side still with a scrubby texture and somewhat absorbent which is what I want. Leaves some tactile feel, gets stuck on food, gets in any space, dries quickly (will not mildew), takes up little space. Best product to hand wash dishes. I thought this was what a standard "dish cloth" used to be but I had to dig this out of order history to get replacements and can't find anything directly comparable. Durability seems reasonable, textured weaves naturally snag. No these are not as absorbent as sponges and it never occurred to me to use them for countertops, I think those are conflicting expectations.

These dish cloths from Full Circle are pretty basic, but do the job well around the kitchen from me. I could simply use rags, but I feel a little bit fancier and efficient by using these 100% organic cotton cloths with the extra texture from the loops.They're definitely not a must and I can see many people not liking or using them. But for me they work because I actually sometimes need something smaller, not very absorbent, with a little bit of texture. For other cleaning purposes, I have other products in my arsenal, mostly microfiber cloths.I use these cloths mainly for quickly wiping dishes and the kitchen countertop, drying my hands after hand wash, but they work well for cleaning small spills. On dishes the cloths don't leave any marks, as long as the cloths are clean. If I do a quick fridge swipe with a disinfectant wipe I like to use the cloths to remove some of the `wetness`. I sometimes just use them to wipe my hands while I'm eating, instead of a napkin.The cotton is really good quality (for a cloth), somewhat soft, but the overall material is quite thin, almost see-through. Due to the thinness of the fabric, it's not that absorbent; but it work well for minor wipes and spills.The extra loops make a nice add-on, both aesthetically (they make the cloths less boring) and practically (they add more grip and scrubbing, but their not as scrubbing as the scrub on a sponge).I simply wash these dish cloths along all my towels, hot water, tumble dry, they wash and dry pretty well. After several washes the cloths started kind of stretching and losing their perfect square shape, but they're still functional; it might be just my fault since I don't follow the rules (wash in cold water), but I prefer to know that I use the hottest water setting for my towels and cleaning rags/cloths. If I use a good stain remover, I can get them all clean-up up, no stains; washed regularly they don't catch any smell.I didn't had any issues with the stitches unraveling even after months of usage and washes, they have been quite durable and I would purchase a second set to have more around.

I probably would not have purchased these if I had known they were made in China, so I am giving them only 4 stars. On the plus side- they are marked organic cotton, they are well made with hemmed edges and a hanging strip, they arrived without plastic packaging, they wash and dry nicely, and have a smooth and a textured side. I like them so far and hope they hold up to use.

Trying to not use paper towels. I have these in another color and they’re great. Not the kind to get ratty and fall apart too soon.

These are exactly what I was looking for. They are comfortable feeling in my hands, a good size (not too big nor too small and not too thick) and do the jobs I need them to do. I hate the feel of microfiber cloths and was looking for dish cloths like the ones my mom kept in her kitchen when I was growing up. Will definitely be buying more of these.

If you are looking for a dishcloth to scrub your dishes, these are great. Durable and pretty. If you are looking for something to wipe up spills and wipe down counters, then this isn't. You will have to use a paper towel for that.I bought these thinking that the organic cotton would make them a little softer and more absorbent than my current dishcloths, and I realize now I wasted my money. My counters are very wet, no matter how much I squeeze the water out of these.While I agree that organic cotton is less harmful to the environment, I still have to use a paper towel to wipe my counters so there is no benefit for the expense.

These are my favourite dishcloth. Don’t get stinky. Launder well. Long lasting

This is my second order.I liked the bright colour of these

I have arthritis so it’s difficult to squeeze the water out of bigger cloths. Perfect size.

I love these dishcloths. Perfect size for wiping down kitchen surfaces. Absorbent, cotton and last for ages. I regularly clean with a soak in domestos overnight. I struggle to get supplies so when I see them I buy a few. They may seem expensive but compared to other clothes I have tried they are certainly worth it.

Trapos de calidad. En las fotos del producto se ven un poco más grandes y para su precio son caros, sin embargo, valen la pena.