Cotton Farm Grade 100 XL Cheese Cloths - Straining & More; 36x36 Inch; 100% Unbleached Cotton Cheesecloth; Reusable with Hemmed 2 Edges; Ultra-Dense (the finest) Butter Muslin

I bought it to strain homemade fruit/vegetable juice. It’s working perfectly well for me. Easy to use. Nothing sticks to the cloth. Easy to clean. Stitched and hemmed well. Dries easily too. Will surely be buying again if required and will surely recommend. Love it!!I have attached 2 pics. One when it’s new and the other after using.

Excellent Cheesecloth – Highly Recommend!I’m very happy with the quality of this cheesecloth. It’s thick enough to hold everything in, yet still allows whey to drain perfectly. I used it to make cottage cheese – not a single curd slipped through. The size is convenient, the fabric doesn’t shed or smell. After washing, it looks like new. A great choice for home cheesemaking!

Worked very well for сырная пасха. Way better than the cheap stuff and less expensive in the long run because reusable.

This cloth is fine, no complaints about quality or packaging. It's easy to use and much easier to wash then a lot of cheesecloth out there. However, it is far too big for most practical cheese making purposes. The cloth needs to be washed by hand then air-dried to ensure lack of contamination. This is difficult with a yard. If you use it for other reasons than cheese, by all means, but it may be wise to invest in a multipack of smaller cloths for a few dollars more.

Cheese cloth is not something I use often so was just ordering in the dark. It washed up well with very little fraying and is currently being used to turn sour cream into cream cheese. It works well.

good quality , color, , good value for the money

Good quality and easy to work with. This is exactly what I needed for use in the kitchen for fine straining and covering starters.

Would have given it more stars but, the edges not being hemmed after being told it was by the title and the description was an issue that I could not get pass so I knocked off 2 stars for the deception.I mean as far as cheesecloth goes I guess it's ok. But, my issue comes in where they claim the edges are hemmed. That is not true at all the edges are not hemmed and the cloth came with pieces of string hanging off the edges. Since we are using this for food I refused to cut it because I did not want more strings coming off of the fabric. We definitely didn't want any strings in our food. Hopefully those strings will not become and issue and hopefully they actually start hemming the edges or take that off of the title and description before selling it.