I've used your Scott shop towel for a long time around the house and vehicles and find them to be excellent. I like other reviewers, am curious about the use of these to make Covid-19 masks for my family when out shopping. Is there any hazardous materials or chemicals, ie fiberglass, formaldehyde and such used in the manufacturing process?

I bought a good supply for conversion to face masks. Also been using for their original purpose as well. While I see they are food safe (yeah) but should we, I be breathing through this material? Are they treated with any chemicals that could pose a problem?

I backpack and read where a guy said use this instead of toilet paper while backpacking. I was like what?? Sounds awful. I took the advice, cut one towel up into 4 sections figuring how many sections I would need per day and used it as TP. Works great for the following reason. Easier to repackage in a zip lock bag, doesn't disintegrate if a few drops of rain gets into the bag and its stronger. This product also has multiple other uses while on the trail. Used it two years in a row now and it works great. Its the only brand that is not rough and works for my purpose.

I have used the Shop Towels for years, nothing else comes close. However with all the chatter about wasteful one-time-use plastics I see that Scott Shop Towels use plastic for the big package as well as individually wrapped. Please consider using a bio-degradable packaging

During this crazy time I bought shop towels because I couldn't find regular paper towels. I fell in LOVE with them. They are so thick and you can even rinse and reuse. However, before I more can they be used in the kitchen like regular paper towels?

I am an artist and use these towels everyday. They are the best. You had in the packaging years back these great blue paper towel hangers and I loved them. Is it possible for me to get some??? They had a single hanger and can hang on my easel. I really want to replace mine.

Love these paper towels. So much so that I decided to use them in the house. However, I am now concerned about their safety in the kitchen. Are they safe in the kitchen? Are they safe if they come into contact with food? Thank you for your help with these questions

Great product, what is the difference between the white and the blue Rags in a box are the interchangeable? It seems maybe the white rags are softer than the shop? Thank you

Been buying and using these for decades,the small roll is handy for having in multiple places so they are always nearby.Wal Mart is the best buy in 2 packs.

I was a big fan of these, until I found out they're made of polyester, and not biodegradable in the least. I've now stopped buying them. How long in a landfill for a minute's worth of convenience?