Review on 🔥 Keeble Outlets 12-Pack White Kitchen Dish Towels - High-Quality, Low-Lint, Professional Grade 24 oz. 100% Cotton Tea Towels with Herringbone Weave for Exceptional Absorption. The Preferred Kitchen Towel of Professional Chefs Worldwide - Size: 25.5 in. x 14.5 in. by Jay Matlock

I like my new kitchen towels. Long enough to hang over the pole but not so long that it hangs too low. I use a few a day because I love dry towels. If you hang it up after washing the dishes, it'll probably be dry by the next meal. But if you're constantly washing your hands and drying dishes (I use one at a time) while cooking, you'll need to bring more towels as they get wet pretty quickly. They wash easily (I've only washed them once so far - just got them) and while they're not perfectly smooth after tumble drying, they don't crease annoyingly either (and who wants to iron kitchen towels these days?? !). They fold easily, but the thick seams (which help keep them flat) become unwieldy when folded, so I had to alternate several stacks of towels to keep them from sagging under the sink where I store them. I keep about a dozen in it and just take as needed and then toss the wash in until I'm ready to load it a few days later. I'm considering putting a small plastic bucket or something in the kitchen to collect dirty towels so my kid doesn't have to keep lugging them to the laundry room for me. Great towel, nice texture, woven tight enough to dry dishes well. I warned everyone in my family not to take them to clean up the mess. You are too good. But I'm sure they'll do their job well and will probably be pretty clean depending on your washing methods. I just don't want dirty kitchen towels. That's what rags are for.