GREEN ELEPHANT 100% Compostable All-Purpose Drop Cloth, Disposable Eco-Friendly Rectangular Transparent White Waterproof Tablecloth. 10 Pack - Small 4.5' X 9' ASTM D6400 and Ok Compost

This isn't a tablecloth BTW. It's more like a soft plastic material type of disposable table covering. I like these types especially with a family of seven (I bought this for my mum, I'm the oldest) and two of my siblings with disabilities, we tend to make a mess when eating at the table. Sometimes my mum gets really tired so she serves us our food on disposable things so we don't have any dishes to do. This is perfect for the job. It's big enough to cover the table, durable, thin but won't tear easily in my experience and easy to clean afterwards. Just fold it up into itself and dispose! Your table underneath is clean! And the BEST part without the guilt of damaging our environment and planet!P.S. USEFUL HACK! There 10 pieces in a pack but they are big enough for a large sized dining table. We only need half the size of 1 table piece. Our table is small. (sorry I don't know measurements so take the average size) So cut it in half to get 2 pieces. So you can get 20 uses out of it instead of 10. It's better to buy them bigger than smaller in my opinion. My family personally we use one side of the dining table to eat. We crowd around one side of the table if that makes sense. We eat a lot traditional and cultural food from my country where we share from a huge bowl or two. Basically what I am saying is table space wise we don't use a lot of space. So I cut my table piece in half equally and use 1 half instead of wasting a full piece. Hopefully you can do the same if your table is small.

I’m very happy with the tablecloths. Rather than not using any, or getting reusable ones I have to later clean and store, these are the best eco-friendly ones I found, and I was relieved not to have to use the regular plastic ones.They are minimally packaged, and the table cloths are thin, but it did not tear easily at the scratch of utensils or heavy plates dragging across. By the end of the event, I did not see any tears in the tablecloths used.It is a little slippery getting it on the table but once it was laid out, it stayed on fine. And clean up was amazingly easy because it was soft and just bunches up into a big fluffy ball. Of course if you’re even more conscientious, fold it back up into a flat pile to reduce landfill volume.I find the price very reasonable for the current expense of producing an eco-friendly product.They checked in to see if we received the product and would attend personally to any questions or problems.

I was very happy to receive the tablecloths, they are very pleasant to the touch and are an ideal replacement for plastic tablecloths.We use them in the park to cover the public tables. The thought that they are compostable really excites us.I also plan to cover the furniture with these tablecloths as I paint the living room for the holidays.Just use and get back to nature!Excellent quality of product and great value for price!highly recommend - Lets go green!

I am a 'sustainable' event planner for a major university doing over a hundred events each year. I have tested this product and must say that I am a huge fan!- Good size (54x108 // 40.5 sq ft)- Sturdy enough to hold cold and warm/hot temperatures (maybe not really hot).- Make for very easy cleanup and do not leak.- Great presentation- Plastic freePlease keep in mind that you can’t be too rough on them when opening and / or setting up (over stretching may cause tares).I try to use bare table or linens when and where I can but this is definitely my go to when tablecloths are needed.Overall, these present well and are ‘good feel’ knowing that they will not live on in landfills etc.Happy & healthy planning,Gianna

These were not at all what I expected!I knew they would be thin, but they are so thin they tear trying to use them! And they are not white as I was lead to believe!A total waste of money!!!!

The idea of environmentally-friendly tablecloths is nice. However, only two tablecloths were in the package I received. The other 8 were more like a tube shape... open circles at both ends but not cut anywhere along the way to form an actual rectangle shape. As they were defective and unusable, we had to throw these away and scramble last minute to get covers for our event.

We have folks over from time to time (a select list in these odd times) and what better way to reduce germs, etc, by using throw away tableware? But this can go in the composter instead! They stand up to spills, etc, and won't harm the environment. A great deal for the $$

I thought these were white, but they’re kind of sand colored so they didn’t look good for our classroom holiday party. To me, they looked like drop cloths for a field surgery.

Nice and durable