Review on Arkwright Bleach Resistant Salon Towels (16x27, 12-Pack) - 100% Cotton Towels for Salon Use - Charcoal by Allison Utschig

These towels have to be the worst towels ever made. They looked great when they arrived last week. They were soft and fluffy and I had high hopes for them. The fleet is a rich fleet. So far, so good. Then I went to wash them before use. The towels immediately started falling apart. There were bundles of towels in the washing machine. It was terrible. It took a long time to remove most of it manually and then I had to use the self-clean function in the washing machine. I thought maybe it's just leftovers from production so I decided to give the towels another chance. Same problem except there were more towels in the washing machine. If a fabric has particularly loose fibers, they will usually fall out in the first wash. But I've already washed them 3 times just to be sure and each time the washing machine was a mess, with clumps of towels in the washing machine. Clumps of towels fall on the floor after the towels are clean. It's like towel balls. I've never seen anything like this in my whole life. What a complete disaster. Don't buy these towels. It almost looks like blue hail on the ground. Even three washes in the washing machine didn't solve the problem. This is not an accident. I use real towels instead of paper towels whenever I can. We have puppies so we wash our hands often and occasionally use towels to wipe the dirty paw prints on the floor by the door. I bought 7 packs of 12 wipes each, so this is not an isolated case. That's a catastrophe. I've never seen anything like this.