🛍️ Simpli-Magic 79184 Blue Shop Towels - 14x12, 50 Pack - Enhanced SEO Review

These are the worst picks I've ever tried in my life. They don't absorb. They express liquids. Even if you soak it in a small puddle for 10 minutes, it will get wet on the floor and the rag will hardly be damp. They really are very ugly, obviously abandoned rags that they try to sell for a profit when they should be recognized as bad and recycled. If you've read this far then I suggest you look for another brand.

Unfortunately, they stain everything they come in contact with blue, including your hands or newborn children. If you wash them to avoid staining yourself and your kids, they will shrink to less than half their original size. I thought it would be a better option than disposable paper towels or puppy mats, but the tiny size after washing doesn't make it useful for my purpose. They'll likely come in handy in the event of another toilet paper shortage in the country, so there it is.

To avoid using too many paper towels, I left them in the trash can in the kitchen. I have a separate laundry bucket for her. We use them instead of paper towels to dry our hands, clean up spills, apply disinfectant to surfaces, etc. They don't absorb as much moisture as paper towels but are more environmentally friendly. They wash well and hold up well to multiple washes. Some are cut a bit crooked and don't fold into a pretty square, but my OCD can handle it. Definitely recommended for those…

During this viral period I received a stack of disposable children's towels to dry hands instead of paper towels etc. I started washing them and made the mistake of putting other things in the laundry. They left out a TON of fluff and little bits that got on everything. I had to clean the lint filter 3 times as it kept filling up! I prefer to use normal towels. But if you only need it to throw away the rags and you don't plan on washing them, they're a good thickness, not too thin or thick, and

I usually use LOTS of paper towels and wanted something to use indoors or out that I can wash off, but I have a lot because I clean every day. I also wanted something tidy for my linen closet so I could keep all my rags the same size. They are durable and wash well. I use them with every cleaning product. They're not thick and bulky, and they're not too big. The size of a washcloth. I have lots of these so I can hang them out to dry and then toss them in the wash when they're done. This saves…

During this viral time I received them to instead have a stack of disposable children's towels to dry my hands with paper towels, etc. I started by washing them and made the mistake of adding other items to the wash. They left out a TON of fluff and little bits that got on everything. I had to clean the lint filter 3 times as it kept filling up! I prefer to use normal towels. But if you only need it to throw away the rags and you don't plan on washing them, they're a good thickness, not too…

Thanks to the range of different rags, cloth napkins and these towels I've been able to reduce the use of paper products, only what I keep for guests in the house (there's always TP in the toilet , but members of the house try not to use them). I have these recycled cotton "rags" in three colors. Blue for general wiping and cleaning (replacing paper towels) in kitchen, shop, bathroom, general cleaning of house, car, etc. White for replacing napkins. (I use nicer cloth napkins for lunch for us…