🍃 12-Pack of Green Lifestyle White Flour Sack Towels - Soft Absorbent Dish Towels Made of 100% Ring Spun Cotton - Lint Free Kitchen Tea Towels - Measures 28” X 28 Review

Thin and lightweight, these cotton handkerchiefs are perfect for tie-dye. They all seemed fairly square and not all deformed. I've noticed some pilling, I hope it doesn't get worse if I wash them. Otherwise, I am very satisfied.

My kitchen towels are too thick. I remember my mother had burlap towels made from flour. So I checked out Revain and tried these out. You are perfect. They are thinner than what I can buy at Wal-Mart or any other store. I couldn't find them in those stores. I am very happy with this purchase.

I like these towels for drying pots and pans after cleaning. I find that many thicker towels contain bad odors that can transfer to my clean pots and pans no matter how many times I wash them, but these towels don't. They also absorb water well. I'm thinking about getting some more for napkins.

I bought these for crafting and they fit great! I used them to draw pictures. I wash them first before I start and expected to have to iron them all before painting them. However, they came out of the dryer in perfect condition; not wrinkled like some kitchen towels I've bought. And they are put to good use. I would highly recommend them no matter what you use them for. I plan to buy more.

I love washing dishes after 40 years so a good drying towel is a must for me. These towels are perfect because they are exactly the same as the ones my mom and I have used for years. They're hard to find because everyone prefers dishwashers, but they're great even if the dishwasher didn't wash out all the water. I would recommend a good drying tower and I have a few set up outside for my car because they are paint friendly.

I ordered these because they had good reviews. When you open the packaging, there is a very strong chemical smell. I'm not sure if it's formaldehyde or some kind of bleach, but I won't keep them. I can't imagine washing would result in that order and I certainly wouldn't use them to dry dishes or anything we use in the kitchen. I used to order lots of bags of flour and never had that smell. I will return them or maybe just throw them in the bin.

I have a lot of nice kitchen towels that quickly look dirty and tired. I buy more and the old ones go to a rag pile never to be enjoyed again. I remember from childhood my grandmother's towels made of burlap made of flour. They were all so clean and immaculate. When she used one of them to wipe a stain, she tossed it in a wash with some bleach and it was spotless again. She didn't use paper towels. I didn't think of her for many years until I saw her on Revain. You get a dozen for a very…