🧻 Simpli-Magic 79100 Shop Towels, 14x12, White, 50-Pack Review

Why did any of us buy these you ask? Because they're $15 for 50 rags. And yes, they're a little low quality, but that's okay; they were $15. But seriously, they don't absorb very well, so don't count on running your cleaning business with them.

I bought these to replace paper towels. I was hesitant to buy these as many other reviews said they shrink and fray the edges and cause excessive napping. They definitely shrink but for my purposes the size they shrink to is perfect! I had very little lint and they folded up great after washing. So far I am very happy with my purchase!

I was shocked how thin and flimsy they are and don't absorb moisture. They are not all cotton and need to be washed in a bucket. Simpli-Magic Shop towels are £3 for 50 towels. I replaced them with 100% cotton Kirkland towels, which weighed a whopping 8 pounds for 52 towels. They are also cheaper and can be machine washed and dried. save your money Disappointing.

What was once a 12x14 business towel has become a very poor 10x10 rag. Sorry I washed them on gentle cycle, tumble dried on low heat and they lay down a lot. They wrinkle after washing and dry to a point where they become difficult to fold. Maybe you shouldn't fold them, but throw them in a bag or something. I will not buy them again, will go ahead and try another company on Revain.

I bought these to replace paper towels in my home. I really like them but they came used and some were very dirty. They had no small spots, at least half had clear spots. But since I didn't want to leave any rubbish in the world by returning it, I just bleached it and kept it for myself. Aside from the stains, they were a great replacement. We only use them for cleaning. They saved so much paper waste and since I only wash them with our towels they don't add to the extra laundry.

Yes, an oxymoron, good quality cheap rags. No, I mean cheap because for the price it's only 30 cents per sheet and it does the job of many sheets of paper. You can use it again and again until it wears out and throws away. Paper? Use once, throw away = lots of waste and bad for landfills. It also cleans better than paper. I recommend taking it out and banging it on clean metal railings or concrete a few times. Update 4/26/20: This is a great replacement for toilet paper, just cut to size and…

UPDATE: It's been years since I bought these to replace most of our paper towels. Although we have a few worn rags, they are still useful, absorb moisture better and are softer. I still really like that these towels save on our disposables and they are so much nicer than paper towels. My family tries to limit paper products. I bought them (and then twice more) and keep them in a basket on the counter. Once used, they end up in another small basket that we use as a daily basket in the kitchen. I

These rags are a lot better quality than I expected. They don't shed like most microfibers, and the amount of rags in this pack will last for several lifetimes. The only caveat I have is that they appear to be starched or chemically treated in some way and when you use them straight out of the box they are a bit stiff and not very absorbent. However, after a wash or two, they are right. If you're looking for super absorbency, go for microfiber as it doesn't have a lot of surface area and won't…