GREEN LIFESTYLE 150 Pack 12x14, Blue Shop Towels 100% Cotton, Super Absorbent and Durable for Car, Reusable Shop Rags

I had been browsing for a bunch of towels that I originally intended to use around the house for basic cleaning and discard when it became too spoilt. The plan was to buy a big pack so that it will last me a year or more. That is when I came across these towels and I decided to give it a try. These towels turned out to be absolutely amazing and are fantastic value for money! The first towel from this set was used for cleaning the windows of my house to test how well it wicks away the glass cleaner and also check how much lint it left. This towel absorbs water and moisture really well, and left a bit of lint initially but it came down after each rinse. Then I used it on the bathroom mirrors, and on the tub. Again, the towel did a mighty good job of cleaning both. When I rinsed the towel I noticed that it quickly got rid of the accumulated grit, and a solid squeeze made it feel moderately dry. This towel becomes fully dry quickly too. Pretty satisfied with how it performed so far, I used another on the kitchen top. Here too, I was very pleased with the results. After this, I took a new one out and used it for my bike maintenance. This means cleaning the disc brakes, and using it around the bike while I degreased and greased the chains and such. This thing again did a pretty good job. This was the only towel on which I had to put a bit of effort to cleanse it after the use, because of the accumulated lubricants. Even then it cleaned up pretty well after drying (I was ready to throw this one out if it didn’t look good after cleaning). I know you all would be looking at buying these towels for various applications around the house. I believe these will fit the bill quite nicely. Except for a tiny bit of lint left initially, there is nothing I can really critique on these towels. Quite happy so far with the purchase!

Very happy with them for the use I intended. I wanted rags that could be washed with a bit of bleach, then washed again in hot water & dried on high heat, to kill off germs. With the toilet paper shortages, I’ve set up a “lota” situation where you can rinse yourself off with a watering can & a bit of liquid soap, then dry yourself with one of these clean rags, then place the rags in a lined, lidded bucket, for washing later. They fit the job nicely. The weave is a little rough & loose, but they are absorbent enough. One rag gets you dry. Don’t expect anything neatly hemmed. They aren’t coming apart, though. These are inexpensive bulk cotton rags. I washed & dried (which yielded TONS of fluffly white cotton overflowing my lint trap; a little less the second wash & dry.) For general cleaning I use the bulk yellow microfiber cloths from Costco, but those specifically say not to bleach them. I don’t often use bleach in my house, but for this specific purpose & instance, that’s what was needed, so white cotton rags were the way to go. Note: when I purchased, these were white cotton rags. The listing now has red ones. I don’t think I would have gotten red ones for my purpose.

I just bought these for a second time. The first time was in 2020. Our household used these towels for everything from kitchen to pet messes. They work great for cleaning up any kind of mess. What's even better is they're cheap enough that if the mess is too gross, you can just toss them and grab another. These saved a TON of money in not purchasing paper towels, not to mention the savings on the environment. They're not overly soft but they do stand up wonderfully to repeated washes. They do great absorbing liquids. They're also great as scrubbing cloths.

I have bought these terry rags two times now. I use them primarily as my clean up cloths while cooking or baking. For this purpose they are perfect. They wipe up messes and rinse well at the sink. I have had good results with them cleaning up spilled oil, flour, meat juices and sugar based liquids. They wash clean in the washer, and I use them multiple times (months and months). They don't always bleach or oxi-clean well to get out stains so this is when I put them in the "rag box". I use them then for my crafting area to clean up paints or herbal concoctions or use them at my work bench for everything from cleaning up tools to staining wood. They are recycled once or twice before I find them just too stained or torn up to keep using. Again, this takes up to a year. I think the price is reasonable for the quantity received. These are marketed as 'rags' not wash clothes so I am accepting that they shrink in the dryer and loose their original size. They are still entirely usable at a slightly smaller size. Would I recommend them to others? Yes, as long as it's understood there isn't a claim that these are top quality white wash clothes or towels. Will I buy them again? Absolutely.

I use them everywhere!

CHEAP CHEAP , flimsy, thin, wont last one wash! they looked used! and you can see through the towel I would NOT recommend

There is nothing really deceptive about the product description but I just found them less absorbent than I wanted. I also found them to be a bit too shaggy and they shed a lot of long threads. I think they are better suited as wash/grease rag. Overall, they are reasonably priced for what they are....just not quite what I like.

These towels are perfect! I bought these for use in my small business, to clean hands, table tops, electronics and more, while not creating a stream of paper waste. We make and sell dehydrated pet treats, which can leave a greasy film on your fingers, and these towels work better than any other type of towel I’ve use yet, to keep employee hands grease-free! Since bringing them into my business (Nov. 2020) I have also stopped buying paper towels for my house, and now we these instead! They have a roughish texture, so I just wrap them around the old paper towel tube and they grip to each other nicely for ease of dispensing. I have also brought them into our commercial kitchen to use instead of the typical bar mop towels. Kitchen staff loves them! These towels might be thin, not sewn beautifully, and have a rougher texture, but they are a spot on replacement for typical commercial style pull down paper towels. They absorb liquid wonderfully!!! Don’t be fooled by the initial look or “thin” feel. They wash well and come out of the dryer a tiny bit wrinkly, but prompt folding helps with that. Oh - and the package goes on and on forever! I will be using these in my restrooms as washable hand towels once our current stock of paper towels runs out! Again - these are great!

We buy these for our cleaners to clean all of our properties, they last a long time and wash easy, even using javex they are great material.

Son toallas para taller / cocina. Sustituyen a las servilletas de un solo uso. La tela es delgada. Calculo unas 10-15 lavadas antes de desecharlas. No apto para pantallas, vidrios o muebles ya que la tela es un poco aspera y puede rayar.

Works great

Great shop rags, very absorbent

used for working on cars ect. seam to be durable