These can actually be used multiple times depending on how rambunctious kids get sitting at the table or how messy. They have the coating on the back so liquid spilled will not soak through. They are decently thick and they easily cover a 6 foot long table, probably a 7 foot long table.

With the plastic on the back of the tablecloth it helps keep spills contained. You can't beat the price and so much better than plastic tablecloths - looks very elegant on the table.

Great plain table covers that feel fancier than the plastic ones but do the same job. They have a clothe front but plastic backing so it helps if there are wet messes.

Great linen look tablecloths. These are my go to tablecovers.

Wonderful product. Worth every penny.

They sometimes have little imperfections on them and tear easily

We purchased this product for use at a picnic. Although the food for the picnic was prepared prior to the event, we were using warming trays with canned heat. One of pictures in the description, where warming trays are shown is very disceptive,flammable. contradicts the warning about the tablecloth being flammable. We experienced what could have been a very dangerous disaster. After covering all the picnic tables with the tablecloths, we set up our warming trays on one of the covered tables. A gentle breeze came and the disaster began. The tablecloth ignited immediately, and spread so fast that we could not keep up with extinguishing the fire. I've very seen anything burn so fast. The fire hazards in outdoor usage need to be emphasized, and the picture that makes putting warming trays on them should be removed. I wouldn't put warming trays on them indoors. I hope this review helps to keep what happened at our event from happening to anyone else.

Brown spots all over table cloths. Easy to use and will be used for crafts to cover the table.

I bought 2 packs for a church convention and the new design is terrible. The tablecloths are tissue thin and many were already ripped along the edges. Shoddy craftmanship had a seam running in the middle of several tablecloths, that I had to throw away. You're better off going to Dollar Tree and buying the plastic ones. I hope they read this and bring back the old formulation. Do not buy these, you will be disappointed. You've been warned.

Since Sam’s Club started to only sell Members Mark disposable tablecloths, they have become shorter and shorter and the quality has plummeted. While trying to put them on the tables, they would separate from the plastic and come apart. The tissue paper is so thin that it tears very easily. I have purchased these from Sam’s Club for almost 20 years, but will be purchasing elsewhere for next year.