Yes, absolutely. Just, yes, these things are great. I do not always think that they are worth the money. Some of the stores charge for them, but these things are great. I have used them at many shops. I've been at they work well, they hold up. Well, they don't dig at your fingers. They don't dig in the surfaces.Overall, this is an awesome product highly recommended would definitely use again

My boyfriend loves these towels and so do I. Their meant for men to use for work on vehicles. But these towels are amazing for inside the house use like the kitchen cleaning the bathroom ect. They are so much more durable and absorb so much better. They last a long time because you don’t have to use so many individual squares.

Scott Shop Towels are thick, durable and very effective for cleaning up grease, oil and spills. The quality feels much better than regular paper towels, and they hold up well even when wet. They are lightweight, easy to use, and great value for garage, car and household cleaning tasks.

A must have for any and all shop messes. These are pretty much the paper towels you use in home but much more sturdy. They tear off a roll and absorb thick liquid like oils and heavy degreasers with ease. Once used you can dispose of them which makes them easier to clean and also are cheaper than using terries or towels.

Convenient in the box because you can take it with you anywhere in your shop. We used to have a paper towel roll type and took that with us but unfortunately it would fall in oil or get ruined before we could use the roll due to greasy hands handling it. Also shop spiders and bugs tend to make a home inside the roll so we decided we were done with the roll type.

Scott Shop Towels (the classic blue ones) are absolute beasts for all the messy jobs that regular paper towels just can't handle. These heavy-duty, textured towels are super strong and absorbent—whether you're wiping up oil, grease, paint, solvents, dirt, or spills in the garage, workshop, kitchen, or even during car detailing, they hold up without shredding, falling apart, or leaving lint behind. They're thicker and more durable than standard paper towels, so one sheet does the work of several, and they rinse clean and reusable if you need (though disposable is fine too). They tackle everything from engine grime and tool cleanup to household messes like paint touch-ups, pet accidents, or big spills without disintegrating or soaking through immediately. The shop-roll style (with the easy-tear perforations) makes dispensing a breeze, and they're lint-free enough for polishing or wiping glass/metal without streaks. No harsh chemicals in the towel itself, and that classic rugged vibe means they feel pro-grade without being overkill for everyday use. I've got a roll in the garage, under the sink, and in my cleaning closet—total lifesaver for tough jobs where you need something that won't quit. 5/5 stars—if you're tired of flimsy towels that disintegrate mid-wipe, Scott Shop Towels are the upgrade you need!

They have a texture that mimics fabric. While a microfiber cloth traps dirt (but then you have to wash it, accumulating bacteria), the Scott towel lifts and retains grease, oil, and chemicals, allowing you to dispose of the problem completely once the job is done.

These shop towers are great for heavy duty cleaning. In my homes we used them in side and also my husband used them in his garage food heavy clean up. The are very absorbent and they don’t just fall apart after using.

These are great for shop rags for grease or engine parts. They are thick enough to be reusable for a short time cleaning wet surfaces and letting the towel dry out and easily disposable. They are the right job for shops but not as reliable as an everyday paper towel but still great for the shop.

I should have gotten it in rolls. When you pull it out, you have to tear it with the left hand, or it will pull endless towels. I can imagine if you had greasy hands, you would dirty clean towels trying to tear apart each one. My other complaint is they fall on the floor incessantly. I think that's because they start crinkled from the way it comes out of the box.