MUkitchen Microfiber Waffle Dishtowel, 17 by 25-1/2 Inches, Set of 2, Sea Blue

I thought these were cotton when I ordered them. But, they're actually better than the cotton ones.

Good colour to match items in kitchen. I bought these as my husband seems to get stains on the white ones especially when washing up after a curry. I was changing my white ones everyday sometimes twice a day. Still change these often enough to keep them fresh but they don't look unsightly .

Absorbente, duradero y estético. El precio es alto, pero vale la pena. Puede llegar a durar años.

I'm a professional chef and I've found these towels to be awesome for drying dishes. They soak up much more water than normal dish towels, so we've designated them specifically for that task. They would be a great all-around dish towel as well.

I'm here to buy these again for at least the fifth time over many years. I've even bought them for family members! Partly because if I'm visiting and I have to wash any dishes, I can't bare washing with inferior dish clothes.It seems like an overstatement to say I LOVE a dishcloth - but I really do. They clean the dishes, but more than that - when I ring them out and wipe down the counter at the end - they leave almost a dry path behind. All other dish clothes no matter how hard you wring them out - they leave a beaded up smeary wet streak when you wipe the counter. But these you can get so dry that you simultaneously clean and dry the counter.Just the right size and thickness. Don't develop funky smells after using more than a few days. And they look good! I love the white waffle weave look, which I also use for hand towels and bath towels.

Thes cloths are excellent. Never get smelly. Was up well and last forever

Love these! Bought one of these cloths in a local shop, then ordered more on Amazon. I use these for drying dishes and counter tops. They suck up an amazing amount of water, and leave the counter or dishes dry. I can wring it out and again it sucks up an enormous amount of water. It absorbs more than a sponge, or paper towels, or another cloth. When I hang it, it becomes dry very quickly. These cloths aren't as thin and floppy as a cotton cloth or terry microfiber cloth is. Rather it's thicker and firmer. As someone remarked, the texture is a little creepy in your hand, the way silicone can feel. But it's totally worth it. It is true that if you get it near something like a loose wire on a cooling rack, the overcast edge stitching can snag. But I don't have a lot of that in my kitchen. I bought the dark gray (I use dark colors because I use my towels for spills like soy sauce :-) and I have not had trouble with shrinkage or color bleeding. I wash in the washing machine in cold water, no bleach, no fabric softener, detergent without scent or optical brighteners (which can reduce the fiber's effectiveness), and don't dry in the drier (which can also reduce the fiber's effectiveness). I love these.