🧼 Polyte Microfiber 14x17 All-Purpose Bar Mop Towels - Ribbed Terry for Home, Kitchen, Restaurant Cleaning (White with Green Stripe) - Pack of 12 Review

Have used cotton mops for decades (both home and professional). It's terrible! They don't absorb at all! When I ordered I didn't realize they were polyester so I tried to improve them by washing and such. Do not go. Avoid and buy pure cotton towels.

Good towels, for the show. Microfiber = good for dust, that's all. In terms of utility, these towels do NOTHING for big spills. Good for light hand drying, but bad for drying dishes after hand washing. Use the $12 spent on cotton towels.

Bought these for dual storage in the bathroom to dry my hands at the sink and also in the kitchen to dry plates and utensils I hand washed. In both cases, the towels work great and also dry quickly on their own. I also like how little everyday stains are washed out, although I prefer to use non-chlorine bleach in the washing machine. Good choice.

I keep trying microfibers, but I don't like the material either! My caked fingers and hands seem to find micro hooks in this product - almost like static electricity and difficult to disengage without vigorously shaking or using the other hand (think of an old sticky paper gag a comedian keeps sticking in something). otherwise again and again). It's just "not for me".

Disappointing. The photos look much better than the product as follows. I was expecting a thicker cloth. In the photo they look solid. But to me, they're like "seconds". They are wrong, not cut the same way. The bands are not all in one place. They don't look like a picture with coordinated stripes. They feel weird in the hand, they seem to stick to rough spots on the skin. These things may not matter to someone who wants a cleaning cloth, but I wanted to use them for the kitchen as tea towels.

I am very happy with these towels. I was going to quit using paper towels anyway, and the shortage we're experiencing makes it a good time. It surprises me when people say they don't absorb because they seem absorbing to me. I was concerned they might look like some of those giftware towels that look cute, but when you try to dry your wine glass the water just moves across the glass. It's not like that at all. I've used them with vinegar and water to clean hardwood floors, with bleach and water