🧺 S&T INC. Multipurpose Cotton Terry Cleaning Towels - 14"x17", White (24 Pack), Ideal for Home, Automotive, and Garage Review

These cloths are larger than normal washcloths and smaller than hand towels. They absorb moisture well and have a sufficient degree of scratching to wipe the surface clean. The only problem I have with these towels is that if you use them in the kitchen and don't wring them out enough, they get slimy very quickly, like within a few hours. I have one set that I use in the kitchen and one that I use in the bathroom. It's nice to have lots of these towels and I'll be buying a second set as we've…

You only need old cloths to apply cleaning products or polishes. I tried them on a (of course) black plastic surface. Holy cow, what a mess! A rag leaves tons of lint even after the surface has been cleaned and dried - then it's even worse, because how do you keep dry, stuck to plastic? I ended up having to re-wet the entire surface with water and use a microfiber cloth to remove all the lint. would just fall apart. I should have bought something other than these towels, even these red…

These are disposable towels. You can buy store quality paper towels in rolls for less if you need to throw away your towels. I didn't expect them to be kicked out on the basis. When opening the package, there is a lot of fluff on the towels, you can feel their thinness, see the thinness with gaps in knitting, and in no case try to wash and dry them in any way other than by hand. Terry towels should be used in the car when they work like rags that you get dirty and throw away. Unfortunately…

All you need is an old rag to apply cleaner or polish. I tried them on a (of course) black plastic surface. Holy cow, what a mess! A rag leaves tons of lint even after the surface has been cleaned and dried - then it's even worse, because how do you keep dry, stuck to plastic? I ended up having to re-wet the entire surface with water and use a microfiber cloth to remove all the lint. would just fall apart. I should have bought something other than these towels, even these red mechanical towels…

These are disposable towels. You can buy store quality paper towels in rolls for less if you need to throw away your towels. I didn't expect them to be kicked out on the basis. When opening the package, there is a lot of fluff on the towels, you can feel their thinness, see the thinness with gaps in knitting, and in no case try to wash and dry them in any way other than by hand. Terry towels should be used in the car when they work like rags that you get dirty and throw away. Unfortunately…