🛀 Amazon Basics White Terry Washcloths - 100% Cotton, 40-Pack: High-Quality Bathroom Essentials! Review

They are very thin, scratchy and totally remind me of hospital linen. But they totally do their job, so I'm not complaining. I've been trying to ditch washcloths and poufs ever since I heard they held germs, but with 4 people in my family, we wash clothes faster than I can wash them. You are perfect. I especially like dark gray because I often get make-up stains when washing.

I didn't know what to expect from these towels. When I first received them I had to run them through the wash to fluff them up and get them ready to use. They didn't produce much lint and seemed to be holding up well. There's a HUGE care label on the back so you might want to remove them all as they can be a little annoying. Other than that, they appear to be pretty good quality towels. They're not as cheap as Walmart's little ones, but they're not as fluffy as hotel towels either. But I would…

These are really pretty, light and soft washcloths. Since they come in a pack of 60, they're really affordable. The only major downside to the washcloths is the almost comically large label on each one. As you can see from the photos, the tag is about 20% the size of the washcloth itself. I found it quite funny, but it won't matter much if you can tear it off like so many others we've had. Unfortunately, the tag is stronger than the washcloth and if you try to tear it off, the tag will remain…

What's great is that you get 60 washcloths, which is a massive amount for most people. Not as much. They're thinner and less absorbent than my other washcloths, and each one has a weirdly big tag that says they're made in India, they're cotton, and who imported them. for - in several languages. And it's not such a pretty label that has perforations for easy removal. You have to cut these things off. While they will certainly get the job done, they don't have a price at the time of review so I…

Dry, unwrapped, approx. 11.5 x 11.5 inches. They are made from 100% cotton. They come with a very large tag showing they were made in India. The ones I have are matte dark grey, so definitely not a kitchen decoration. These are commodities when you need a piece of cotton. You are not too fat. You can just about see the daylight seeping through them, but I wouldn't call them "thin" as many cheaper fabrics are much thinner. To me they serve one purpose, which is a cheap all-purpose cotton…