AIDEA Microfiber Cleaning Cloths-100PK: Softer, More Absorbent, Lint-Free, Wash Cloth for Home, Kitchen, Car, Window (12in.x12in.) Review

The picture says most of it. They're flimsy (wife says they're so flimsy they only have one side), have limited absorbency, and are virtually useless. The image compares this product (green) to what we used to buy from a large store. Don't let the number fool you, when it arrived it was packaged in a bag about 2 inches thick. I am embarrassed that I was tricked into buying this.

You get what you pay for. They have open ends, which means they don't end up being hemmed or sewn. That means they're more prone to tearing and falling apart. The material is probably the cheapest of the many microfiber towels I have, they just feel cheap and poorly made when used. They are nothing compared to many others I have used over the years. I think you get a lot more than other brands but that's because there isn't any quality there.

Backordered napkins from those I received in May. This 2nd order is pathetic and pathetic. They are not hemmed like the first order. The fabrics are all different sizes. THEY ARE AS THIN AS TOILET PAPER. They leave behind particles of fluffy hair. They don't even deserve a star. It's not the same as my first order. They fall apart. They leave behind more particles than they take with them. This is the absolute worst cleaning cloth I have ever used. Toilet paper does the job better than this…

Bought 25 of these before buying more to see if I like them. with tags on it with the name of the company. When I ordered a pack of 100 I thought I would get the same quality and product but I did NOT receive it. What I received were very poor quality rags that had no label showing who made it and they weren't even sewn or even cut straight around the edges and the threads of the material were hanging down and unraveling. I was so disappointed when I opened my product and didn't get what I…

I make laser engraved leather goods for a living. After conditioning, the leather needs to be wiped of excess conditioner, and it's so waxy that anything I rub it with can't be washed or reused. Storage towels leave marks so I have to use a microfiber towel and sadly throw it away. I've bought them twice and been happy with them, but then I found an old Costco microfiber towel I had and I used it and what a difference. They're so flimsy that you really have to buy three or four to soak up as…