I love the idea of this product. I hand wash my dishes so a good tool for washing is very important to me.Pros:• Gets off cooked on food without much scrubbing at all! :-)• Very easy to keep clean -- most everything rinses right out of it, even cooked-on cheese.• Dries fast. When I am done with dishes and rinsing the cloth, I just drape over my clean dishes. It dries fast even in humid Texas summer weather.• Pretty, fresh, happy green color!Cons:• Way, way too small. When I use the cloth it squishes up to a quite tiny little wad that can be held with just a few fingers (see pictures of one cloth held with only a few of my fingers and I have small hands). Hard to scrub stuff on a daily basis with such a small, thin little cloth -- well, not hard, but difficult and tiring trying to hang on the the thing.• I dislike the product tag, it does NOT rinse out if it gets gunk on it, and visually, it is jarring. The manufacturers could have just as easily eliminated the tag by putting their branding on the elastic hanging loops. The makers might like their name all over stuff, but I don't like it in my kitchen.• Drippy. Very drippy. I can't put the cloth down on the side of the sink while I do something else because it just unloads water and soap all over the counter.• The ease of washing goo out of the cloth has the down side of the suds washing out the cloth just as easily. I feel I use more dish soap with these cloths just because of how the soap drains out with the water even while I am still using it.The upshot is that I use TWO cloths at once, stacked on top of each other, in order for there to be enough cloth to feel good in my hand, hang on to more dish soap, and for there to be enough bulk to not be tiring to use, several times a day, day in, day out. I lay one cloth right on top of the other and the fibers in the cloths kind of cling together enough that using them is easier (see the photo of two cloths in my hand). Well except for the tags. The tags get in the way and kind of repel each other so I need to make sure I stack the cloths with the tags facing out.I was thinking of just sewing two cloths together, but then food debris would get trapped between the layers. One option for the manufacturers to consider would to just make a BIGGER version for home kitchen use -- a twelve inch square, I think, would be fairly perfect.UPDATE: 05/09/2017So, someone asked if I still feel this dishcloth is only worth a three-star rating. I have added one star for the reasons below:Pro:Durable. I hand wash all of my dishes, so I am washing at the sink several times per day. After all this time only two of the cloths have worn through and now have holes in them. But, while all four cloths eventually pilled and the fabric has thinned and faded all over -- that is reasonable considering how long I have used them.Cons:• They are single purpose cloths - wash the dishes and that is all, the end. I still need a regular absorbent dishcloth in order to wipe my counters and stove. So they do NOT replace a dishcloth, or a sponge. The sellers are misleading people by including the word SPONGE in the description.• That elastic hanging loop -- the elastic died of old age long, long ago and stretched way, way out on all of the cloths even though I never used the loops.• Since in one of the comments to my review someone said they just hang the cloth by the loop from a suction cup on the sink, I stuck a suction cup on my sink, hung the cloth, saw how it did not work at all for me, and took a picture. The entire cloth lays in the sink by that long, limp loop. My solution to the problem of how to deal with the drippy, soapy cloth was to buy a stainless steel soap holder and attach the soap holder to inside of my in-sink dish drainer with two zip-ties. That is where I stash the cloths when I need to set them down while washing the dishes and where I store them when I am done washing dishes.Final analysis: I still think the cloths are way, way too small and I still use two at once because they are so small. However, I do use them because they excel at getting my dishes clean, rinse clean after use, AND I figured out how to deal adequately with the major drippy issues.