I love these dishtowels. They are absorbent and cottony. I wash them with bleach and dry them very well in the dryer, so they stay nicely white. Eventually, they begin to fray and develop holes. But that is to be expected. I get plenty of use out of them before they have to go in the trash. And I buy more.

Just what you need to keep things dry in the kitchen.! Absorbent and a value for your money.

Less than a dollar a piece. If they hold up I will be back to buy more for kitchen towels

Towels work great for what I need

We buy these towels to use in the kitchen for all sorts of things including cleaning.

Love these hand towels. I use them every day in my business.

After a couple washes these towels shed horribly

Great towels

Love them

I use these towels in the kitchen primarily to replace paper towels I keep a pile of 5 or 6 of them on the counter next to the drainer where it's easy to grab one. Each clean towel can be used, of course, several times, and when it gets too moist or dirty, drop it on the floor where it can serve as a spill mop until you police up the kitchen for the day. If you happen to drop or drip something onto the floor, there's a used towel handy to wipe up. The towels wash with my whites (underwear) and require the same detergent, bleach, softener, and water temperature. Very convenient. When the towels get too worn, stained, or torn, to use in the kitchen, I send them to the shop to where they wipe up oil, grease, paint, and other "permanent" dirt. After that, it's into the garbage if the stain cannot be washed out. It takes over a year for a towel to go from new to the shop, some last two or three years. Thanks to these little towels, I use maybe a roll of paper towels every two weeks.