Super Absorbent Blue Bar Mop Towels - 16x19 Inches Kitchen Rags, Pack of 12 Cleaning Towels, Soft 100% Cotton White Bar Towels Review

inexpensive but simple kitchen towels, they do the job :-). Not particularly absorbent but hard wearing and wipes surfaces very well.

Let's just say the product description is inspirational. The reality is that these towels are cheaply woven from the scant material possible. They fell apart when they came out of the box. They are very thin and cannot be considered a "barmop" product in any way.

I have bought these towels before and use them instead of paper towels in the kitchen. This is absolutely the worst quality I've ever bought. They arrived like sandpaper so I washed them. After the first wash, the fabric begins to unravel and holes appear in the fabric. I have a feeling these towels will last less than a month if washed weekly. Towels usually last two to three years. I would not recommend buying these wipes.

I use these in my garden grow space as I end up messing up the bottles and everything else every time I need to distribute nutrients. It's really nice to be able to wipe them down and then just wash them separately. Seems to be holding up well. They're not as big or as fancy as the bar rags I ordered from another manufacturer for a very similar price, so like everything else, poke around. I'm not saying they aren't worth what they're asked for. Not as soft as I'd like to use as a washcloth, but

I received these blue striped mop cloths. My son is a chef and he said we use them everywhere. You feel very comfortable in the restaurant. They're not as thick as I thought, but after washing and drying, a lot of lint came off my lint filter. I've used them with a window sprayer and my windows look great using them on my kitchen. them in my washer and dryer. I try to save on paper towels and recycling. These wipes are great. Rags for .12 per pack

At just over a dollar each (they sell for $13.99 for a pack of 12) it doesn't take long to get your fill and they just keep going . . I used to constantly mess up kitchen towels, or worse (and punish me like a third grader for it) by wiping kitchen dirt with a bath towel. Hey, a towel is a towel, right? Obviously not. Since I started using bar rags instead, the world has turned again for my better half. I've had these for two months now. They are used constantly for all kinds of household…