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Question: Has anyone tried washing and reusing?  Does it work out ok and how do you wash/dry?  Thank you!
Document: There is enough cheese clothe for us to make cheese for a months. Thank you for your great service and great product.
I have used other brands of cheesecloth and paid more. These work very well and the price is right. I will buy these again when needed.
This cheesecloth was exactly what I wanted for making cheese. Seemed to run fine through the first wash cycle. I hope it holds up well over time.
This cheese cloth is exactly what I needed for my home made cheese adventures. Easy to wash and tough enough to hold up through all my cheese making so far.
I love this size. It's a pain buying those little packages and running out when I least expect it. This is a great product size and it works extremely well. Thank you Basiloff!
Buy this product as it is a very good quality for its price, and above all what you can read in the description is really what you get.More, it is unbleached and washable: I recommend to wash it by hand with a neutral soap especially if you use it for cheese making.I definitely recommend this product.
I don't use this in cooking, but I do use it to wipe off residue on my oil paintings before I work into them again. It leaves no little pieces of debris after I wipe with it. A fine product.
I haven't used my cheese cloth yet, therefore, I haven't washed it... so I can't speak for how well it holds up after a wash or two... but I can say, it's nice and thick, and seems to be a good product, especially for the money. I recommend!
This really is the best cheesecloth I've ever seen. Sturdy enough to wash and reuse; I'm going to cut as needed and run it through my serger to finish the edges. Though sturdier than usual, it's still &#34;cheesecloth&#34; and will function very well in the kitchen. Totally delighted with it.
I really like this cheesecloth. It is very sturdy, does not tear when used to infuse items into long cooked stocks, and even withstands washing afterward. The fact that it is unbleached helps to prevent any transfer of bleach flavor into the stock.
Answer: Yes, it is washable.  I rinse off whatever the residue is then wash it with dish detergent; rinse well, then hang to dry on the potrack hooks.  I have also, on a whim, spread it out in the top rack of the dishwasher!  That works too. :-)