Review on Super Chamois - Extra-Large 20x27 inch Super Absorbent Cleaning Cloth - 6 Pack Orange Shammy - Holds 10 Times Its Weight in Liquid by Denis Panga

These are really great shampoos - they're basically the same as shampoos, just without the annoying ads and brand names. I use them all over the house and in the garden! I have annoying but crazy cute little puppies that are very, very (probably too) family oriented. They train on mats, and their mats are in a room with a linoleum floor. The problem is that they want to be with their humans at all times, so when they really need to be potty trained, they do a doggie stroke and often drip on the floor (or sometimes skip part of the mat altogether). That's why we keep a wet creek nearby, as we constantly have to wipe the area with a mop. I was starting to feel bad about the environmental aspects of all the disposable towels we were using for this and decided to make some pads to throw in the laundry. And they are PERFECT for that. Making them is very easy - just take an unused rag or rag and use it as a template for your new pads. They cut easily, don't flake, wash well, and even though they say they can't be tumble dried, I've always and never had a problem with them. Window. I also use it in my kitchen to dry delicate items that I hand wash. I always use them when we spill something and I don't feel like pulling out the wet vacuum either. I even use them to line pots for particularly finicky plants. They absorb excess water when watering and then release it again when the soil dries out, which has been very helpful for some of my houseplants that are particularly sensitive to watering issues.