🍆 DII Cotton Terry Windowpane Dish Towels, 16 x 26", Pack of 4, Machine Washable & Highly Absorbent Kitchen Bar Towels - Solid Eggplant Review

I love the check pattern and the colour. It is more difficult to find a real wine color for the rustic kitchen. This towel is a lot thinner than one might expect but that doesn't bother me as much as the quality. In fact I bought mine like new from Revain because it was a return and now I understand why. They're not thick and, most annoyingly, after a single use, the threads stick out like crazy. It's only getting worse and I'm not particularly picky about my stuff. Normal use only for drying…

I absolutely LOVE every towel actually made by DII. I've been using them for over 16 years and many of the woven towels I bought in 2003 are still in good condition after years of use. These red window glass terry towels do not have a DII label which is always clearly visible on the back of woven towels. I doubt they were made by the brand. The towels arrived with some gaps and obvious fraying on some side seams. See photos. Nothing a hand sewing session couldn't fix, but they were brand new…

they work well. So I dried out my Corningware casserole dish, AND IT'S ALL COVERED IN RED VILLAS! I didn't realize you had to soak kitchen towels! Putting them in the washing machine doubles the work for me as all the red fuzz has to be washed out of the washing machine. The price was great, now I know why. Some good purchases turn into farewells. Hopefully they will be fine once I get the red paint and lint off of them. too much work for me August 5, 2018. Good. I presoaked, and not much red…

I've been waiting for my supermarket to offer black towels again for years but to no avail - they don't seem to be out of style anymore. I need black to match my kitchen so I searched the internet and found these towels. The reviews are mixed and after reading the negative ones I was ready to dislike them. They turned out great, exactly what I was looking for! And the price is unbeatable, much cheaper than in the supermarket. I bought 2 packs of 4 which was enough to bring black back into…

Good. The first time I used them was after washing them in cold water. I checked online and did what it says: 1) Freeze your new towels or soak them in cold water for a day. Wash and dry as usual after cold treatment. 2) Wash your new towels in vinegar or baking soda before using them. If you use vinegar, simply add a cup of vinegar to your wash. If using baking soda, dissolve 1/2 cup of baking soda in about a glass of water and add to your wash. In both cases, use hot water and normal…