Review on 🔝 Top-rated Kitchen Towels - 12 Pack, 100% Natural Cotton Tea Towels 15x25 - Premium Dish Towels for Kitchen - Reusable Cleaning Cloths - Super Absorbent (12) by Reynaldo Tong

I love them, they are exactly what I wanted, but that's because I know what I was looking for and what I wanted. So this review will help others who have problems with these towels. Firstly it is NOT super absorbent, it does not match the description. Tea towels are usually made from soft but durable linen. Unlike kitchen towels, which are made from terry cloth to better absorb liquids in the kitchen, kitchen towels are less absorbent due to their material. They are also often embroidered or printed with stylish designs or words to add charm. Tea towels should be more than just simple. They are intended for display, not for drying dishes and cleaning up the liquid mess in the kitchen. Which brings us to my next topic, towel care. Because tea towels are made from a different material than most kitchen towels, they also require special cleaning methods. Colored kitchen towels should be washed separately from other textiles and hung out to dry. However, due to the lightweight fabric, kitchen towels tend to dry quickly on a line or over a dryer. In fact, there are more ways to use a kitchen towel than not. No, you cannot use a kitchen towel if you want to wipe kitchen countertops or dry dishes from the sink. But beyond that, you can still use a kitchen towel to line a dinner or party tray, or even as a display on a kitchen shelf. And in case the towels get a little worn or stained like closet liners, you can always remove them for a quick wash and freshen up before putting them back in the closets. I use my towels while cooking, sweeping flour or eggshells off the counter, drying my hands because I have to wash constantly while cooking, as a hot pad when removing food from the stove, oven, grill or smoker. I use them like a chef would carry one over the shoulder. I hope this helps everyone to solve problems.