Review on 🌊 Waterproof and Stain Resistant LEEVAN Rectangle Tablecloth - 54 Inch by Jay Buford

Bought these in January 2019 and used them on our main kitchen table (two adults, two small children). I liked it at first, but over the months I realized it was low quality. First, where the fabric wraps around the corners, it warps and eventually breaks. (See photo) It's clearly not strong enough to last long. We only used it in February and were away for over 2 months in the summer so it was used less than 6 months. Note: My kids weren't particularly rough with tablecloth edges; it was just the effect of the fabric on the sharp corner of the table. You can also see some nicks in the final shot where it wasn't even draped over the corner. I don't even know what caused those little tears. It just doesn't hold up well. Second, if you don't get rid of the stains right away, you won't be able to get rid of them later. The photo shows red spots from where my baby ate raw red peppers and smeared them on the table. When I wiped it down a few hours later, it was stained. Third, the rich colors on the olives (those are olive branches, not lemon branches, but I didn't like it) faded when rubbed. Look for pictures of olives in the center of the table (frequent wiping) and olives on pieces of cloth hanging from the edge of the table (almost never wiping). I expect this will happen with saturated colors in other designs as well. Before that, we had a cheap pastel checkered vinyl tablecloth from a local hardware store. It wasn't very pretty, but he never had any of those problems. It lasted many years and I only replaced it because it wasn't aesthetically pleasing. I could come back to that.