As this item is quite large, heavy when wet and hard to wring out it doesn't suit my needs as a dishcloth. However, I did find another use for it. After damp dusting I use it to dry the surfaces, particularly of wood furniture. Works great in that application.

I bought the red & I guess it doesn’t really matter, but the color does run. I should have looked more closely at the size. They are really very big. I wanted to use as a dish cloth in washing the dishes.
Unfortunate for me since I bought 3!

This dishcloth was pleasantly soft when it arrived and seemed promising. However, as soon as it was fully wet, the fabric felt rough and coarse. Naturally, it absorbs a lot of water, then when it’s time to squeeze out that water, there’s a heavy handful of cloth that requires serious squeezing by possibly arthritic hands. And it’s no longer so soft and pleasant to hold.
The weave is also looser than I would like, so the threads pull farther apart in use than the cotton dishcloths I currently use. Small kitchen debris easily lodges in the gaps.
These may not be huge issues, of course, but why use something that’s intrinsically flawed - and pay a premium for it besides? There are other nicer organic cotton dishcloths out there! And less expensive, too.

I really like these kitchen cloths. They are a good size and texture for wiping off my counters, appliances and ceramic top range.

I really love them - it's the second time I've ordered them!