750 ct Q-tips Cotton Swabs Review

Pretty easy if you've ever used cotton swabs. I like the Q-Tip brand over other brands and the Q-Tip sticks are made out of paper material and there is little to no flexing when in use. Other brands have a plastic wand and bend very easily, making it difficult to get into small spaces when needed. I use them for a variety of purposes, from cleaning my ears to applying makeup to cleaning small rooms in the house.

This is great value for money, especially when using Subscribe and Save. My photo shows a brand swab (top) and a Q-tip swab (bottom). I had to go back to cotton swabs for 3 reasons: 1) absorbency - the trademark didn't even stick so it barely worked (I had a feeling that some of the cotton might run out). in my ear). The Q-Tip remained intact during use. 2) Durability - The Q-tip swab has a much stronger cardboard stick. The shop mark often broke during use. 3) Control - because the cotton…

Cotton swabs arrived on time, nice. For the price, there are plenty of Q tips. Q-Tips are the only Q-Tips I have ever used. I don't like this Q-Rat. There is less cotton at the end of these cotton swabs than the cotton swabs I usually buy at the drugstore or grocery store. In general, the product is not satisfied.

This is very useful, just keep them out of your ears. Seriously folks, this is how you can damage your hearing. I use them in a variety of ways and only with cotton swabs because they don't fall apart like the unbranded tampons I've used before. Here are some uses I found useful: First Aid, Hygiene (navel and ear hole care), Tile Cleaning, Extra Tough Jobs, Air Conditioner Window Units, O2 Concentrator, Electronics, Fridge Gasket, Some Bleach and some Q-Tips before Say goodbye to mold.-Cleaning

When I pulled the 750 Q-Tips out of the bottom of the shipping carton, HUNDREDS and HUNDREDS of them flew EVERYWHERE! Q-Tips on the table and chairs, on the floor and in the closet. BOW! The QTips packaging has been completely detached on the long side. The top and bottom were partially glued. Those damn things really do fly quite far! I laugh because it looked so silly with the canteen covered in cotton buds, but it's quite annoying. Be careful when removing from the shipping carton

I don't know how to describe it, but cotton swabs don't work very well. They get very viscous and usually mess things up more than they clean them. Also, do not use it in your ear canals as these tips are 100% thready and will get stuck in your ears.

I love my cotton swabs. I love them for all sorts of uses, mainly cleaning and drying in personal care or hobbies. I've tried others and I think the cotton swabs have the best consistency and quality for the price. You always hear that you shouldn't put Q-Tips in your ear. This is good advice and if you are careful to avoid injury. No Belly Button Cleaning Warnings! Seriously, I really appreciate the consistency and the soft cotton tips, which I'll use to soak up water clogging my ear after a…

The cotton swab has always been my go-to for almost anything. They're soft with just the right amount of cotton on top. The sticks are strong enough unlike other brands that break easily and just work well enough. I use them to keep my ears clean, keep my belly button clean, and clean hard-to-reach spots on various devices around the house. They just do what they need to do and work well. The 750 pack is a pretty good price, less than $5 a box.

Nothing beats the original. They are mostly tools and a quality tool will serve you well while an inferior tool will disappoint. When you buy cheaper cotton swabs to save pennies they usually have a brittle plastic handle that deforms with the slightest pressure and the cotton itself (if it's real cotton) is usually sparse and has nothing to do with the handle, what is good . Invest in a genuine item and save yourself the hassle of a whole box of hassles!