🧽 Big Thirsty Dish Towels - Organic Cotton Kitchen Towels, Set of 4, Blue and White Stripe – Super Absorbent, Soft Weave Tea Towels - Machine Washable - 25” x 19” Review

Recently used and the absorbency was great. You can fold it back over the oven handle to dry before next use. Towels are good quality and a pleasure to use!

Great towels and much more absorbent than my cotton/poly. Instead of pushing water around like cotton/poly usually does, they actually collect it. Not to mention they are a lot bigger but not thicker than I feared. ADVANTAGES: More than traditional kitchen towels. They absorb moisture much better. Nice built in loop for hanging kitchen handles etc. Highly recommend.

Organic cotton tea towels are a great start, but the GOTS (Global Organic Textile Standard) certification convinced me to buy this one . GOTS assures me that the environmental processes and any dyes used are also pure. This is the world's leading textile processing standard for organic fibers and I am gradually converting all my cotton products (sheets, towels) to GOTS. It defines requirements along the entire supply chain (from the fiber to the finishing) for both environmental and working…

The design caught my attention and I decided to buy it. I don't care about organic cotton, I don't even know what it is or how important it is for a kitchen towel. They shrink like any other cotton towel. In my opinion the design of these towels is the only thing they have. They are thin and light, so no heavy kitchen towel. They are a normal size for a kitchen towel and absorb well, but are by no means large and thirsty. They require high laundry costs and are expensive for what you get. I was

While they won't make you thirsty, they're made from organic cotton and dry very quickly. The promise on the packaging is reminiscent of the moisture absorption of paper towels. You're a little shy. Despite the markings on the back of the box, they move water at first touch, but pick up well enough once you start buffing the dishes with a couple of graters. Not critical, but a little misleading. These fabrics are comfortable to the touch, beautiful to look at and provide peace of mind. You are…

First, their claim of being certified organic does the GCL license number on the packaging actually match a valid license held by someone in India. The packaging says it's made in India so I think it all makes sense and appears to be actually certified organic textile. So first impressions out of the box. They don't look very big to me. They're about the same size as all the kitchen towels I've used and we used a lot of towels in the kitchen at the restaurant my dad ran for a number of years…