🍞 KAF Home Set of 12 White Wrinkled Flour Sack Kitchen/Chef Towels: Absorbent, Extra Soft 100% Cotton (28 x 28-Inches) Review

Don't waste your money on these towels. I bought them and wanted to paint them as Christmas presents. I waited too late and now I can't get a full refund for the damaged product. After washing, the ham fell apart. I will also tell you that they are very small, do not absorb moisture and are not as soft as the description says.

They have noticeable holes in the fabric. Roughly the same typical screen out the window. While I'm sure they'll tighten up a bit after washing, you'll probably end up with a washcloth-sized towel afterwards. I will return them for the REAL flour cloth. I'm serious, if I sprinkle flour in them, they'll be on the floor.

Good, 100% Cotton - White - No Gauze - Doesn't pick up lint - Crumpled - Square. They're great for covering bread to make it rise they are good for straining the pulp for juice etc a good plain cotton towel I was apprehensive about a few reviews but I'm satisfied I just wanted towels no moon on a silver platter at a low low Price PS: For best results in all cases, do not use fabric softener, liquid or sheets.(My opinion, no extra charge)

I bought these to save on paper towels. But I don't like these towels and unfortunately that's because I have a pack of other flour bag towels that turned out great. However, they are not as soft and absorbent. Although I don't use them to dry dishes, I will use them to wipe up spills and the kitchen counter. I've washed them multiple times, with and without dryer sheets, and I just can't get them softer. At least appear lint free?

I bought these kitchen towels for baking bread and they work great! I washed the towels before using them and although most of my clothes shrink in the dryer, these towels do not. After that there were no more loose fibers and the fabric felt as tight as before. They were very easy to work with if you let the dough rest - the dough never stuck to the towels when flouring and they were great for wrapping second course dough. They did everything I hoped for and more. Overall these towels are…

I bought them to embroider gifts. They arrived very crumpled, but after washing they could be ironed smooth enough to be embroidered, albeit not perfectly. They are very thin, with a wide weave, so I have to tuck the ends of the thread well to make them strong. It's a little difficult to outline the outline of the drawing with chalk. The material tends to stretch and the wide weave makes the pattern not very accurate. But if you hold the material with your other hand and make small movements…

I change kitchen towels and kitchen towels every day. These towels are just the right size. While they are a bit thinner than large traditional towels, I find them easier to use, wash and store. I try never to use paper towels and this subwoofer is fine. In terms of embroidery, these towels are woven a bit loosely and make tight patterns look quite chic - I would look for more traditional flour sack towels. In a pinch, they are more suitable for gifts than for large ones. If you're a fan of…