Review on SIGA Microfiber Cleaning Cloth Pack by Bethany Neal

I bought several brands of microfiber towels looking for a favorite. These are some of the best and will probably become my favourites. I can't find the ones I like the most because I cut the labels off of them! These definitely fit if I can't find where I bought the others, all blue and slightly larger. Although they are smaller I like all the colors here, also they are a bit thicker. With the help of colors I can assign them to certain things (dogs, kitchen, bathroom etc.). I have one right next to me and it (this brand) could easily become my favorite. I love her in the kitchen. The tag is small and not rigid so I have no problem leaving it. (That's actually a good day). I will add that I have yet to see a better product than microfiber towels for a long list of things. I bought these to clean the shower in our new house and find them useful in every room. For a shower, simply use a mop and dry thoroughly with one of these towels to keep the shower CLEAN. I can't believe I've never heard of these things for this. NO CHEMISTRY! Too many reasons to list why I love these things. The only thing I would improve is the size. They should be bigger, bigger than Kirkland's towels. I would buy both so I can have the large ones in different colors. The keys in the picture are for the measurement size. Towels are folded and divided into four parts. The following is an update, having bought at least 7 different brands to compare, the Mr. Siga brand is one of the best, if not the best, that I have found. They're a little smaller, but great for so many different uses. (I love microfiber towels and have always strived to find the best!) They are very similar to The Original brand towels (in linen) but are slightly larger and have a much better and smaller label than I don't feel the need to remove. They're thicker than most other brands, but not the thickest. I realized that the thickest isn't the best, or at least I don't prefer most things. They fall very well in the middle of the "thickness" scale. For big jobs, like cleaning the walls in the shower or washing the car, I buy big, thick ones, like Costco brands. Mr. Siga also makes a large towel in very nice shades of gray and slate blue (see photo). Again, not the thickest, but they are larger and therefore more like a small kitchen towel to me. They are very well made but the tag isn't as pretty as the smaller ones. They had to use the same label as that larger paper label probably had to be cut off. As for the smaller towels, I did find some stitching issues on very few of them. (I think I've ordered 48 of these so far). I love these wipes and highly recommend them.