🔆 Zeppoli Classic Kitchen Towels 15-Pack - High-Quality Natural Cotton Dish Towels - Versatile Reusable Cleaning Cloths - Ultra Absorbent - Convenient Machine Washable Hand Towels - 14” x 25” Review

Absolutely terrible quality. I tried to wash them according to the instructions before use (wash warm, tumble dry). The stitching on almost every towel came undone and some had torn edges. I haven't even had the chance to use them in the kitchen. i give them back I received one of those annoying automated messages from a seller asking for feedback and replied to explain the issue. The seller never replied. I received a second message asking for feedback. Please.

I resent these towels. First I counted them as I put them in the washing machine, there were only 14 rags. The product page says 15 so I counted again to make sure I didn't miss any. nope 14 rags. I washed them like fur. You didn't wash well. Clearly sewn together by children in a foreign country. Poor quality fabric, rolled up after one wash, not even bright white. They're sewn crooked, and part of the blue stripe isn't even exactly in the middle. They go into a rag bag to clean the bathroom…

I'm surprised by the reviews that they are absorbent. I bought these towels because they are lint free and absorbent and I thought they would be a great all-purpose kitchen towel. These towels absorb nothing. Liquid collects on the surface. I don't use fabric softeners, just bleach and regular laundry detergent when washing with whites. And despite the use of bleach, these towels never get clean for me. I don't know what the problem is, but these towels are useless for soaking. We keep them…

Revain's marketplace is so vast that it's sometimes difficult to find what you're looking for unless you know the name or stumble across it. I came across these towels while looking for other kitchen essentials. Since I spend a lot of time in my own kitchen, I use a lot of paper towels. A lot of. These highly absorbent and lint-free tea towels are an economical alternative for wiping down tables and drying pots, pans and utensils, and as a quick trivet. That's exactly what we used in my early…

Paper towels are now almost as hard to come by as toilet paper, so I bought them in addition to cloth kitchen towels. I'm lazy and don't do as much laundry as I should, so I usually have a pile of dirty kitchen towels and no clean ones, which is why we resort to paper towels too often. And I'm not a hippie earth nut or anything, but using less paper is always a good thing. I have no complaints about these towels. As I said, I'm not trying to embroider or transform them, I'm just wiping the…

I love it! I just downloaded and donated all the old terry versions, they are much nicer to use and take up almost no space. They wash very well, after washing they did not notice puffs and did not shrink much. no weird creases after washing which was very nice. Honestly, that would drive me insane. I'm not careful with stains at all. Considering that they're just paraphernalia, of course, and that's their purpose. I couldn't find any significant discoloration. Of course, they do stain a little

These towels are amazing! Due to the price, I expected the item to be thin. I'm pleasantly surprised at the quality. Towels 100% cotton. I washed them with warm water and a bleach capsule before using. I hang them outside to dry and then dry them in a dry place for 10 minutes. They look very nice after ironing. I pet them since I'm sitting at home right now! So they are worth your money! I usually buy kitchen towels from Ikea. Update: I washed the towels a second time and they are still holding