DII Everyday Kitchen Collection Dishcloth Set

These little dishcloths are great! I love the color! They are a thinner material but I like that, thick dish towels feel too bulky for me so I like this one. They are soft and absorb water well. I’ve used them on my pots and pans and cleans very good with no issues of scratching or anything. I haven’t noticed any funky smells after a few uses but I don’t keep dish towels out for long, I rotate them frequently. I recommend these to try.

The color and patterns are wonderful. They look so fresh and nice. These cloths are the perfect thickness. I do wish they were a little bit bigger so they wouldn’t shrink small. Do you wash before you use, even if it’s washing with dish soap quickly before you use it. They are my favorite. They don’t stink and they wash up well.

I have been looking for kitchen washcloths in this color, match perfect with dish towels I bought elsewhere. I’m happy with the colors however they went from a12x12 size to a 9x10 after going through the wash. I don’t believe there is a way to stop the shrinkage.

I cannot manage the big, thick, "luxury" wash cloths that seem more like a small hand towel. Instead, these are perfect! Not too thick, nor too wide. Just right for me and my small hands! They do shrink a little and also give up some of their dye. So, definitely wash and dry them before using! (The green color gave up more dye than the stone color. I would be hesitant to try the red for this reason.)

This was one of the many times in my life recently where I have something I have had for a long time, but is starting to show its age. In the case of these cloths I could tell that quite a few were getting threadbare and it was time to replace them. My quandary was where and when I got them so I could buy them again, because they are perfect for so many things in the kitchen (washing dishes, absorbing water from a hot pot lid while sitting on the stovetop, wiping up spills, that kind of thing). So I went to the oracle that is Amazon and searched. And lo and behold after searching all different items, I found something that looked very similar to what I had. I couldn’t tell by the pics whether they were the same but I found a manufacturer tag on mine and discovered they were the same manufacturer. Are they the same? No. The ones I bought 10 years ago (yes, 10 years ago is what I said) are much thicker and more absorbent. They are also much larger than these. I experienced the same thing as another reviewer mentioned about how much they shrink after drying. I will use them because they are sufficient as is but I’m very glad I didn’t get rid of all my old ones, because they are definitely not the same as they were 10 years ago-but then what is?

Great. Just what I wanted.

These reminded me of dishcloths I used to get before everything was either terrycloth (too heavy) or microfiber (work okay, but meh). I hate sponges and have always used some kind of cloth for wiping counters and scrubbing dishes I wash by hand. These are a good size; the texture is ideal for cleaning things without scratching them. After I got these, I ordered two more sets of different colors. Jury's out on durabiilty–haven't had them long enough, but they seem well-made. So since I got three colors of these, here's the same review, with a comment on how they're holding up. I change these out at least daily, and they're used for washing dishes, wiping counters and appliances–all the kitchen scrubbing jobs except floors. They look new. They did shrink a little, which I expected, but they do the job and I love them.

When I first got these, they didn't look so great as they looked thin and see through. It's clear they aren't washed right after they are woven - so they haven't yet fulled into the fabric they will be. Throw them in the wash and they are perfect afterwards. They are a great weight - not too thick so they only need a quick wring out and dry easily when draped over the top of my faucet. They are large enough for cleaning dishes and countertops. Easy to just toss in the wash to clean for the next round of kitchen duty.