Arkwright Cheese Cloth for Straining - 100% Natural Cotton Grade 50 [Medium, Tight Weave] Unbleached Cheesecloth Table Runner for Wedding, Decoration, Polishing, and Straining, 3 x 210 ft, Neutral

I use cheese cloth to wrap beef for dry aging, to strain grated ginger, cooked flax, etc. this cheese cloth works great for all those uses. There is a large quantity of endless cheesecloth folded in a box so that you can cut the amount you want and leave the rest undisturbed. Good bulk price, very happy with it. It is sturdy but allows much juice through while holding back the debris…

Used for table runners for a wedding. Worked great!

Excellent for my purpose. I used this grade 90 weave unbleached cheesecloth to shade my vegetable garden from the hot, hot sun. It worked perfectly . Removed it, laundered it and it's ready for the next heat wave. It is also fine enough to keep insects out if that is your goal. Being able to re-use also makes it an economical choice - I chose the 50 yd package. I highly recommend this product and company for their quick shipping of this quality product.

This cheese cloth was exactly what we were looking for! There was enough for us to cover all of our tables (12), our arbor, and our reception banisters. It was easy to dye with RIT dye (also bought on Amazon) and it didn’t wrinkle or fray. (We hung it up on wire hangers to dry after washing) I’m very happy with our purchase and have already recommended this to a friend.

-1 star because, for my purposes, I know bleached cheesecloth dyes better. My sister and I both got married within 2 years of each other, and we both bought and dyed a lot of cheesecloth to use as table runners. We bought probably 5 or 6 boxes along the way, and learned a lot along the way. Here’s what we’ve concluded after multiple trials and errors: 1. Anything less than 50wt is too thin, and 60wt was our favorite. It’s thick enough to pick up the dye while also looking light and airy the way we wanted. 2. BLEACHED > UNBLEACHED—I feel you can only achieve the exact color you’re going for if you’re starting with a WHITE canvas. We dyed bleached and unbleached cheesecloth together, and although still beautiful, they were not the same color. The unbleached cheesecloth was definitely darker. We ended up using both colors in different places within the venue, but it’s definitely something I wished I’d known beforehand. I shared images of both—The unbleached cheesecloth was used in the 1st two photos and the bleached cheesecloth was used in the 3rd and 4th photos. 3. If you’re dying a large amount of cloth at once like we did, DO NOT use the Rit dye recipe for cheesecloth! We ended up dying a single batch of cheesecloth 4 separate times before we achieved the dark teal color we were going for in my sister’s wedding. So, instead of dying the same thing over and over and over, use the dye recipe for a sheet set or comforter. The dye recipe is based on the weight of the total batch of fabric, not based on what kind of fabric you’re dying. 4. Be prepared for the color to lighten A LOT once it dries. This is another reason why we dyed the same batch so many times— the color looked like a perfect rich dark teal when we hung it to dry, and it dried overnight to a Cinderella blue color. 😅😅 Hope this helps someone save some time! Happy dying and decorating! 🫶🏻

I make a “teabag” of sorts with this cloth to cook my stocks. When done, no hunting for bones and scraps before sending it through a final filter. Just grab the bag, let it hang over the pot to drain in a colander, and right into the trashcan after. Just love this stuff. I use it for other things too, but mostly as a more chef friendly filtering media in my kitchen.

This product arrived quickly, looked just like the picture, is great quality and a good price.

Cut the fabric into custom length pieces for table runners at my wedding. Laundered well and had a nice crinkled gauze look for a quarter of the price of rentals in my area. Will leave another review once I try this out while making 2,000 lbs of cheese someday haha. Can’t beat the value!

I was going to do a diy table runner from a cheesecloth and I’ll dye it myself with my theme colour for my wedding. I have looked everywhere in UK for this fabric I couldn’t find it anywhere they recommended the muslin fabric but it wasn’t quite the same. And buying it already dyed will cost me triple the cost. I’m glad I found it. I was hesitant at first because it’s from US and it might take weeks or months but it came a week later!! I’m so impressed with the delivery how fast it arrived earlier that stated. The length of 70yards is more than enough to cover all the tables in the reception. It’s a good buy and worth the money! Thank you

Product seems to be decent quality. Giving 3 stars for quality: Ordered 5 boxes total to dye for table runners at my wedding. 2/5 of the boxes had defects in the material. One box had a massive run through the middle around 42 feet in. Another box had been knotted together around 63 feet in. So if you are counting on consistent material to calculate how much you will need for table runner measurements, give yourself a lot of room for error.