I bought these first as a gift to go along with a Full Circle dish brush for my son’s new house but I loved them so much I got done for myself! I live the cute pattern, how nicely they go through the wash, and that if they get torn up or too stained I don’t mind throwing them out and buying more because they’re so affordable. I’ve been KNITTING my own dish cloths for the past 40 years so that’s saying something!!I was excited to try these. The printed version was only a few dollars so I gave them a try. They don't absorb well/much at all. The leave a lot of wetness and streaking behind. I have to go over it with a regular paper towel sort of defeating the purpose of theseThese work fine for cleaning a table or countertop. But for cleaning up a water spill, they do not absorb the liquid very well. I was hoping to use these as a paper towel replacement for spills, etc. but I have other microfiber cleaning cloths that do a better job of absorbing puddles of water.These work well to clean surfaces. They are not as absorbing as I would have liked - but I think their texture and absorbency has improved with washing.Works greatI love these...Machine washes well to keep bacteria at bay!I use these every day in my shower to wipe down the tile. They are very absorbent and save me hours of cleaning every weekThese literally fell apart into fuzz and threads coming apart - as if made out of cotton balls! They were cheap and I should have read the reviews (someone has already noted they fall apart)! Better off with a rag made from a cotton t-shirt than these. They're OK if you intend never to wash them, but can't imagine not washing a cleaning cloth....I really wanted to love these, but I can’t get on with them. They’re marketed as an eco friendly replacement for kitchen roll but no matter how I wash them they’re not at all absorbent. I will keep them and use them as dish cloths so they don’t go to waste, but I won’t be buying them again.