🍽️ Vintage Design Kitchen Dish Towels: Super Absorbent 100% Natural Cotton, 13-Pack Set, Size 25.5x15.5 inches, White with Red, Green, and Blue Review

Before I write my review, it is important to note that this is my first negative review ever on Amazon. I got my kitchen towels and a few days later I received an email from TLC asking what I thought. I replied that while the design and colors are great, they are not drying out. Definitely not what I expected from the "Super Absorbent" in the towels' name. My review is that they are useless for drying and I never got a response from TLC. Don't post false advertisements or clutter my email if…

Great retro style towels perfect for hand embroidery so I bought them. They are similar to the towels that were once sold in stores 5 and 10, except they didn't have a loop for hanging back then. I know there will be some shrinkage and maybe even a little color, but that makes them very authentic. It was exactly what I was looking for to hand embroider towels for the seven days of the week. If you line dry them, they don't need to be ironed. As a child, I learned to iron these types of towels…

In many ways these are very good kitchen towels and I'm sure the other reviewers will tell you everything is fine. But the reason I had to give them 2 stars was because #1 offered care instructions there. You are told to wash in cold water with color safe bleach for best results and then dry flat or dry flat! LIGHT UP! It's kitchen towels, folks. I had a pretty good suspicion that this was done to prevent compression. Well, they had to pre-shrink their cotton! So I went ahead and prewashed mine

These are by no means fashionable towels but they are very functional and have an eyelet in the corner for hanging. I have stained, washed, dyed and dried my stock at least five times. Here's what you need to know: 1. It's cotton, and cotton shrinks. Really good kitchen towels of this type (mostly European) cost $10-15 each. (bought about 25 years ago, still looks nice after regular use). They're not the same, but they're still great.2. Wash them before use and immediately after stains appear…

Cotton as I knew it as a child. They can be luxurious yet affordable. I recommend these towels to anyone who wants to start their kitchen with a winning attitude. Clean hands dry? Take fresh to work. Need to cover freshly baked bread? Don't use fresheners or fabric softeners in the dryer or in the wash and you'll find they're great for work. If my fingers were still dexterous I would work on them a bit as they are stylistically perfect. I remember my grandmother having a set like this in one of

Contrary to some reviews, my towels absorb moisture well and feel great (I washed and tumble dried before use). Against the instructions I washed my towels hot (125F on my handy thermometer I bought from Revain ;) and also against the instructions I put them in the dryer hot and they came out fine, some people reported that the streaks of colour there was bleeding on white stuff but i have no problem with that. Some reviewers have mentioned that they shrunk, I mean they are 100% cotton, what do