Pile of lint and dust in the shape of a towel

Good for what there intended for.

good for rags but that's it

Best shop towels ever

these are different and "better" than prior packages. They are more soft and 'compressed terry cloth' if that makes sense. I like these towel more!

Nice throw away terry towels. No more having to wash a nasty shop towel full of grease, dirt, oil, and whatever else it picked up. Cheap enough to use and toss without feeling like it was a waste of money.

This is probably the 3rd package I've purchased. I own a horse and these cloths are perfect for washing her face, cleaning out her feed pan, wipe my boots off etc. Strong enough to wash a number of times but not so expensive that if a few get destroyed it makes me cry.

My husband returned home after spending most of this year in hospital or rehabilitation. He is doing well, but needed tremendous support when he first got home. I observed nursing staff using cloth rather than paper products and realize that these towels are more comfortable for the patient, and more pleasant for me, the caregiver. I am on my third package, they work so very well for me. They cost about 33 cents a piece and at that expense, I have no guilt in tossing the ones I do not care to reuse. Some I have rewashed several times, because they were in a "sick room" -- but the quality is fine for my needs.

I had been using a pack of a version of this, for years. I use them around the house, instead of paper towels, and for dusting, and cleaning, etc.. So far, the new and improved version is substantial, and bleachable, without falling apart in the wash. We will see, as time goes on.

I work in the automotive field tech service. I started buying these inexpensive towels about 6 months ago. I use them everyday and wash the ones i used in a week's time. I had for years used the paper roll shop towels and cannister towels. Those products arw good but have gotten so expensive. I have about 60% of my first bag still in use and i am buying more for my fwllow techs.