🧺 Premium Pull N Wipe 79135 Edgeless Technology Microfiber Cloths: 2 Free Dispenser Boxes, Red/Gray, 100-Pack, 12"x12 Review

I like the way the box is arranged like a tissue box but the lobes aren't as soft. A little disappointed. I can return them, I want to make sure they don't scratch my paintwork first. It would be fine at home but I would be wary of using it on painted surfaces like a motorcycle or car. I don't think it falls under the microfiber category.

These make fine disposable microfiber towels as long as you don't mind that they are thin and leave red marks (or whatever color you use). I have red fibers on most things I've used them on. I left a rag on my white motorcycle helmet and they painted the helmet red. No detergent could remove it so I had to use cutter polish and a buffing pad to buff it.

Chemicals and sprays earlier. These microfiber towels quickly clean my board dry or wet. This is especially nice early in the morning when the board is cold and the erasable marker isn't being erased. I rarely use a regular whiteboard eraser. I've even used these cloths to soak up spills in class. They clean under the tap. I just dry them and lay them out. Ready to use at any time.

The description says they are antimicrobial but the packaging says they only kill bacteria. Oh great, I could do so much with toilet paper. So if you're repurchasing for that purpose, look elsewhere. Otherwise they are very well packaged and easy to take out of the container without having to lug around an extra towel. The towels are absorbent and relatively soft, except for the edges, which appear to have been hot-knife cut and made a bit rough. Therefore, before use, check if there is…

Yes, as mentioned, red towels leave stains, but these aren't harmless stains, but the kind that what you wipe leaves behind is worse. For example: car windows are dirty (then check with a white paper towel how much red paint is on it). After using them to clean my bike frame I had to stop because while the dirt was being removed the redness it left behind was even worse. Today I gave in and put all the towels in the washing machine on a long hot cycle with bleach and I'm going to do it twice. I

I use these microfiber towels instead of paper towels. I used to use paper towels for everything. Without worrying about the environmental waste of trees and landfills. I love these towels. Not too big, not too thick, easy to fold and fold into a basket. Plenty to use for a full three weeks. I made a mistake, I wash them with a lot of white laundry. My cotton-white laundry turned pale pink. My recommendation: wash separately or wash with colored towels as I do and no problem. I've found that…

I like these in my class. The 12" x 12" size is smaller than my large yellow ones, but they're great for smaller jobs and student hands. Plus, when we're done with them, we just let them dry and then toss them in a grocery bag to take home and wash when they're full. After washing, the student folds them as in the box (like facial tissues). I cut open the side of the wrapper so we could pop the new batch into the empty (or nearly empty) box and resealed it with tape. The box is ready to use…