GREEN LIFESTYLE Terry Towels Grade Rags 60 Pack 100% Cotton 14 x 17 in

Nice quality Terry cloth. These wipe well and are soft to the touch. We love these.

If you're looking for some super-soft, fluffy, ultra-plush towels, you need to keep looking. These are not high quality hand towels for use in the bathroom. I bought them to use as shop rags in the garage, and to wax the car. When used for those purposes they work just fine.Softness: They're a bit scratchy and stiff right out of the package. But they softened up quite a bit after the first washing and drying (I used some liquid fabric softener in the washer). They're thicker, softer, and more absorbent than red shop rags.Lint: These towels produced a ton of lint in the dryer. I highly suggest cleaning your dryer's lint filter every 15 minutes during their first trip through the dryer.Measurements: Right out of the package the towels measure 14" X 17" as promised. After washing in warm water and drying on the low-heat setting, they measure 13" X 15".Final Thoughts: It would be easy to criticize these towels for not being soft enough, and for shrinking too much after laundering. But keep in mind that they only cost fifty (50) cents each. Yes, standard red shop rags can be purchased for less money. But red shop rags aren't as thick, soft, and absorbent. Considering the price that I paid, I think these towels are an excellent value.

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!

These are excellent for wiping up spills and accidents. After use, I rine them and throw them in a small bucket with some baking soda instead of bleach, and dump the bucket in the washer once a week. They don’t seem to hold stains, and I have yet had to discard any for being too soiled to use. After washing, rip or cut the loose strand to control their formation.They are really not that soft, but they don’t have to be for what they do.They are advertised as being 14x17, but the ones I got were only 14x14, but they are easy to use and seem to absorb mo liquid than a 12x12 wash cloth.One thing that is extremely important is to wash them and dry them before using them, because they give off an enormous amount of lint the first time they are dried. I washed 1/2 of them (30) at a time and dried each load separately. I also checked them every 15 minuets in he dryer. They get extremely hot because thy are 100% cotton and the huge amount of lint covers the lint filter screen about 3/4” thick in 15 minutes. You could start a dryer fire with that much dry cotton lint. They do not produce that abnormal amount of lint after the first wash, but you are only washing a few with other things.

Product shreds easily