The Hawthorne Dishcloth Set of 3 brings warm farmhouse color to your kitchen with a rich palette of rusty red, cream, mustard, and gray woven into a classic waffle weave texture. Practical, pretty, and built to last through everyday use.

Features

• Set of 3 waffle weave dishcloths
• 100% cotton — soft, absorbent, and durable
• Machine washable for easy everyday care
  

Specifications

• Dimensions: 13" × 13" each
• Material: 100% cotton
• Weave: Waffle weave
• Colors: Rusty red, cream, mustard, gray
• Quantity: Set of 3
• Care: Machine wash cold on a gentle cycle with like colors. Tumble dry low or lay flat to dry. A warm iron will smooth out any wrinkles. Avoid bleach, which can break down cotton fibers and fade the pattern over time.

Styles & Uses

• Keep one at the sink, one by the stove, and one as a backup — the set of 3 makes rotation easy
• Drape over a cabinet handle or oven door for a quick farmhouse accent
  
• Great for everyday dish drying, wiping counters, or handling warm cookware

Frequently Asked Questions

What is waffle weave?
Waffle weave is a textile pattern with a grid of raised squares that resembles the surface of a waffle. The three-dimensional texture increases the fabric’s surface area, making it more absorbent and quick-drying than a flat-woven cloth — ideal for dishcloths and kitchen linens.

What’s the best way to clean a dishcloth?
Machine wash cold on a gentle cycle with like colors. Tumble dry low or lay flat to dry to help preserve the fabric and color. A warm iron will smooth out any wrinkles. Avoid bleach, which can break down cotton fibers and fade the pattern over time.

How do I remove stains from dishcloths?
Act quickly — the sooner you treat a stain, the better. For food and grease stains, apply a small amount of dish soap or a plant-based stain remover directly to the spot and let it sit for 5–10 minutes before washing. For wine or berry stains, blot (don’t rub) with cold water first, then treat with a stain remover before laundering. Avoid hot water on fresh stains, as heat can set them. Do not use bleach on colored cotton, as it will fade the pattern.