HIC White Jumbo Towels 38 Inch Review

Wonderfully large and well tailored. Tightly woven. The fabric is a bit rough and scratchy. I've washed and dried them about 4 times and they still haven't softened. But on the other hand they are quite durable!

Excellent towels! I use them to strain all sorts of things in my kitchen, squeezing oil for frying, yogurt, water from vegetables. They call it. Wash and reuse until they get a little dirty, throw them away and buy more. Good price and they go far.

I've been using four bags of tea towels for a long time! Hold up well and you can bleach them to turn white again. Towels leave no lint after drying crystal or other glassware. Also a great size for rolling my once a year pumpkin buns!

I bought these towels to use for straining homemade yogurt and other things like homemade roasted pumpkin puree. They're thicker and larger than traditional gauze, and best of all, they're washable! Plus, the price for 4 large reusable wipes is great!

Please Note: These cloths are excellent for working in the kitchen and are particularly useful as a food strainer in place of the cheesecloth which is often too small for large portions. They are for work, not beauty. If you do useful work, choose a different towel. The SIZE and 100% cotton made this purchase a top priority for me.

I love it. They are big and light. Perfect for drying glassware and I use them to hold ice packs in place. I make a triangle and place the ice foot in the middle. I can then tie an ice pack around my ankle or knee and the length of the towel is just long enough to tie the ends lightly. Other kitchen towels were never long enough to simply tie them. Just a handy tip and further use for this product, I will be buying more.

So disappointed. They didn't absorb water as well as expected. I'm trying to duplicate RITZ brand flour bag towels from a company at 40 Portland Road, West Conshochocken, PA which I believe are sold by BB&B, Ace Hardware and True Value among others. If you wear them, I would certainly like to order a lot from you. But I can't find them on your site. They are soft and absorb quickly. I want you to wear them. Let me know if you do, PLEASE.

If you buy these for drying dishes you will be disappointed but I had other reasons. Make them work like reusable gauzes and they're perfect. The giant white towels are huge and I was able to cut one of the towels into four pieces, a square is perfect to put a medium sized strainer on. They are also very good for baking bread. In fact, you need a lightweight fabric with a loose weave for any application. Just a note, do not use fabric softener when washing these towels if you are using them for

If you are just looking for a drying towel you will find that it works great (absorbs very well) but is much larger and thinner than a regular towel. I've been looking for real flour sacks and this is the closest I could find other than antique or purely decorative pieces. I bought them for preserving (for straining juice like raspberries and grapes to collect the skins, seeds and other solids) and also find them very handy for drying raspberries after rinsing them so they're ready to freeze…