🧺 Nouvelle Legende Cotton Flour Sack Towels: Commercial Grade, 28x29 Inches, White (Pack of 12) Review

I use it in the kitchen to dry towels and dishes, and for general cleaning and wiping wet dogs. I even keep one in my purse to use as a napkin/bib when I'm about to eat because I can't seem to help but drop or throw food in front of me. They hold up to multiple washes and won't shrink. . If they get dirty, soak and wash them with bleach to bring them back. They stretch a little, but the seams don't tear. I have given them as useful homemade gifts to family and friends who weren't thrilled but…

These flour sackcloths are CHANGING my life. They are really commercially available. Getting them will make you feel like a chef in a Michelin 5 star restaurant. I made four small napkins out of a large towel. I use them as napkins. After dinner they are used to clean the kitchen. The great thing is that they are so thin - almost as thin as paper towels - you can use them like paper towels and their durability is endless. If you want the fabric to be thicker, just fold it as many times as you…

I'm soooo disappointed in Nouvelle Legende. We bought our first 2 sets of Revain Nouvelle Legende towels a few years ago. They worked as advertised. Almost completely lint free, great for drying dishes and good quality. After about 4 years they showed dark spots and wear so we decided to replace them. We went back and tracked down our original order and bought 2 more sets from Revain. They are of significantly lower quality than the first 2 sets. They are definitely not lint free. They leave a…

I've waited a long time to write this review because it took me quite a while to rate these towels. I bought a few of these to have extras as I help in two households. When they arrived I thought they might be too light to be absorbent enough. I was wrong, wrong, wrong. These towels are very functional and durable. I mounted four of these when I bought them and put the rest away because I knew I would paint with them regularly. Not so. The first set is still missing and works well. They felt a…

I grew up with an unwritten rule in the kitchen: you had towels (terry cloth) and kitchen towels (a bag of white flour). Linen towels were always clean and white and dishes were dried just the way you wanted them. I think my mom got them from the Savon pharmacy and they were so easy you'd expect them to be last. Let's jump forward. You can buy retro flour sackcloths at IKEA, Target, anywhere. I've had many, many (especially IKEA because they are so cheap and I love how they look). But I've…

These towels are large. As big as they are advertised, which is to be expected, but it's still kind of like "Wow!" the moment you fully reveal one. Towels look good enough, but they're definitely not a fancy kitchen item to be without. The frustrating thing about the towels was they didn't absorb as much as I had hoped. They dry dishes well (which is why I bought them) but leave a decent amount of water on my stainless steel pans, which is unacceptable. I like their size and they can be used…