Do you wash cleaning cloths with normal laundry?

Do you mean tea towels? Or washing up cloths? Anyway ...tea towels go in the washing machine after a soak in wash powder with bleach...Washing up cloths I soak in bleach..don’t put them in the machine.
Each to their own I suppose.

I mean washing up cloths. Tea towels I tend to throw in with the bath towels.

I wash washing up cloths and tea towels with the ordinary washing. We all keep well. Probably a good immune system!!

I soak dish cloths in bleach, don’t wash them. Tea towels go in a normal wash, dusters and ‘dirtier’ cleaning cloths go in a dark wash with DH’s overalls, gardening clothes etc.

Yes.
I don't believe in complicating simple things.
If it's a similar colour to the washload, it's going in.

I do separate them but I tend to throw them in with my every day trousers and the cat's bedding.. I would not pop them in with underwear, bedding or towels. I do not have any tea towels any more.

Separate hot wash.

I use disposable kitchen roll and throw it away.
If I need a stronger cloth I use the J-cloth type and either bleach it clean or throw it away.
I don't have cleaning cloths I launder, but they should be washed separately at 90c to disinfect them.
That's from the "Safe Method/Cleaning" in my Food Standards Agency training manual.

I have 3 washes, 30, 40 or woollens. Otherwise a 90-degree wash would take around 4 hours. A man organised that I think.

Yes with occasional bleaching.

Daily spontex disposable cloth for washing up gets binned at night. Microfibre cloth for washing worktop with soapy water keep for 2 weeks then bin. Worktop savers and food prep sprayed and wiped with kitchen roll. General household dusting and cleaning cloths washed on their own at high temp. Towels on their own. Bedding on its own towels and bedding bulky so fill up one load each anyway.

I do love a proper dish cloth. Someone used to knit them for charity, and I was her (only) regular customer.

I knit them MissAdventure and they last for ages. It is difficult to keep their colour though.

I put cleaning cloths in with towels on a 60 degrees wash ( washing machine doesn’t have a 90) but I wouldn’t put them in with tea towels or flannels they are washed in different load

We should all be avoiding throw away clothes to save landfill.

The material mine were made in was almost like string, it would wash or bleach up lovely.

Never do them with other things . DH tries to sneak in his car cleaning cloths but they are soon taken out . My DDIL uses the same tea towels she dries up with as hand towels as well in her kitchen I think it is unsafe .

My washing up cloths are microfibre and go in with a coloured wash.
MissAdventure and Greenfinch, some time ago, actually several years now, I knitted some clothes from dishcloth yarn, with the intention of using them as dishcloths, but they are always used now as pot holders. Curry stains are not good!

I don't think all these new fangled washing pods/powders/liquids are anywhere near as good as the old ones.

I bleach dish cloths and boil tea towels.

I do clothes washes at 30 or 40 and towels, tea towels, clothes and sisters at 60 or,(very occasionally) 90. My machine has a quick wash button and I use that all the time. A hot wash takes 1 hr 5 mins.

I'm with momb on throwing sponges, clothes etc. rather than washing them.

I use maybe 3 dish cloths per day.

White cotton bedding and towels washed at 90degrees and same for cleaning cloths which are cut up old bedding or towels. All dried on washing line for added ultraviolet boost.

I'm never sure what is best for the environment, using disposable cloths or washing them at high temperatures.. I use disposable cloths for washing up, tea towels changed at least once daily and washed at high temp. Cleaning cloths washed with dog bedding etc.
I saw a friend use her tea towel to wipe up a spillage from the floor the other day - ugh.

Soak them in bleach then wash by hand.