Heavy-Duty Canvas Drop Cloth Set by CCS CHICAGO CANVAS & SUPPLY - Cotton Cover for Floor Furniture Protection - Washable Reusable Duck Dropcloth Fabric for Blocking Paint, Dust, and Dirt - 4 Pieces, 4 x 15 Feet Review

I may be the only person who actually uses this drape garment as a loose garment but the price is amazing for the quality! They have gone through two major refurbishment projects so far and show little to no signs of wear. They're thick enough to prevent damage from falling tools on hardwood floors, and strong enough to gather dry parts into a big bundle to toss in the trash. Would definitely buy again.

I bought these to use as outdoor screen room curtains. We live in East Texas, which is very humid. 6 weeks after gluing, the "curtains" are very moldy and cannot be washed off. Not recommended for outdoor curtains unless you can spray something on them to prevent mold. They were so cute in screen space and I hated that they didn't work. I should have thought about spraying them with some sort of mildew killer (if there is one).

I prewashed them in hot water to make them shrink then hung them on the curtain clip rings. They would almost touch the ground if hung at a height of 7 feet. After they have been washed again I can add a contrasting color stripe along the bottom and side edges for more style. At the moment they are suitable for a house undergoing a major renovation, the windows are closed and I can enlarge the same canvas when I finish the house. The canvas is quite soft after washing.

I have 16 drops from this manufacturer. They are good overall, but after a few uses they will need to be folded in half or heavy drips or small splatters will ooze out. I recently hired an aspiring painter in training who had drips all over the place that bled through the barely used drip and were difficult to clean. It kind of defeats the purpose of the fall if it leaks. I've been drawing for years, so if you're not very messy, you're fine. Overall it's good value for money which is why I got…

I really like the weight of these towels. I bought the 10 ounce version because I read the reviews about the lighter versions. Didn't think I needed the 12 ounce versions. I'm just a homeowner so they will surely last a lifetime to cover furniture and protect our floors while we repaint a room. I can't comment on their ability to absorb/repel liquids, but I'm a careful painter and rarely get too many drips. I bought both 4 packs and one large. The homeowner is certainly worth the investment as…