Kitchen Towels, 15-Pack 100% Cotton - Herringbone Weave - Dish Towels, Tea Towels 15x26 inches Flour Sack Towels - Makes Great Bar Towels (Blue Center Stripe, White) By American Towels & Linens

Although these are or were good towels once. WHAT THEY SELL YOU ARE OBVIOUSLY USED TOWELS OR REJECTED ON INSPECTION. STAINED SLICED OR RAGGEDY. GOOD THING I PLANNED ON USING THEM FOR RAGGS. IF YOU WANT CHEAP AND GONNA ABUSE THE CRAP OUT OF THEM THEN THESES ARE OK.

These towels look nice from a distance, but quality in the details is lacking- hems are messy, with poorly sewn edges, and hanging threads. The fabric has thick slubs sticking out that look like they could snag or unravel. I would pass on these, quality control is lacking.

So I had using paper towels to dry my hands off. I'm usually doing dishes or clean stuff up and need to wash my hands at the kitchen sink real quick. My wife is super fast to want to throw towels into the washer, so often I would find myself needing to use a paper towel to dry off. compromise (to help save trees and not waste so much) we got these. Sturdy and feel fine on my hands. Awesome for drying off or a deeper clean on something.

Got 15 for a cheap price. They aren't super absorbent but great for cleaning off dishes or small messes on counter tops. I am able to change mine once a day and just make a separate laundry load for them and a little bit of bleach. Keeps them fresh!

Best thing ever for a clean, streak free, lint free, dry for your dishes or for mirrors, tiles, etc.You'll need to grab 2 or 3 packs because they WILL become your go to cleaning towel - and not just for dishes.No shrinkage or unraveling of seams... just a good product for your money.

These are exactly what I was looking for. A 100% cotton herringbone weave general purpose kitchen towel that’s not too large or heavy. I was pleased to find very little lint in the dryer lint screen after the initial laundering. I am even more pleased now that I’ve used them for a few days. They are very absorbent. Even though it’s a utilitarian towel, I don’t mind it hanging it on the oven door to dry or to wipe my hands on while I’m preparing food. I’ll order more.

I've purchased many flour sack towels before. Never have had them shrink this much in normal laundering - they are now all approximately 20x13. The fabric weave is fairly absorbent, but I wouldn't buy again.

I had searched for years to find a dish towel that absorbed-this one does! It is quite thin and to look at it you wouldn't think it would work, but it does and perfectly. Stop wasting money and buy what the pros use. Very very satisfied