Review on 🔒 Stain-resistant Waterproof Tablecloths: PENGSHE Rectangular Design for Spill-proof Dining by Robert Arneson

When it arrived I just put it aside and didn't even look at it. It was for our Christmas table and it was just a tablecloth so there was no fuss. Then I finally took it out of the box and felt real horror. Feels like plastic. Like thick plastic. Pooh. Well, the return period had expired, so I took it anyway and put it on the table. The scroll pattern is absolutely amazing. It's subtle but noticeable. The neckline is very pretty. And since it's plastic (or what it is), there weren't any wrinkles. This is huge for me because my table is 40x90 and a tablecloth that size is a bear that needs to be petted. At this point I figured that would be enough for one Christmas. Well, it's the end of March and the tablecloth is still on my table. Absolutely NOT SPOT! At Christmas we had six adults, two teenagers and two small children. Needless to say, many things were spilled on the table, but everything was wiped up immediately. Since then one day I noticed a strange green substance on the tablecloth which I thought would leave a stain but a little spray of bleach and it hit right there. Every time I walk through my dining room I think of how beautiful this tablecloth looks. Due to its weight, the curtain fits perfectly at the corners. It is always smooth and always white! Looking forward to decorating it for Easter! I will definitely buy more in other colors.