Nabob Wipers Auto Mechanic Shop Towels: Commercial Grade 100% Cotton Towels for Garage Cleaning - 25 Pack, 14x14 Inches, White (50 Pack) Review

These beaters are enough to wipe your hands or the tool table. They don't fall apart like paper towels. Absorption is normal but thin. Good to have on hand so you don't ruin your wife's towels.

They are quite cheap compared to other washcloths or paper towels. Although they are meant for mechanics, there are oil stains and problems in the kitchen, so I found I could clean the pot with them pretty easily. should be able to look through but can't because it's been so corrupted and abused.

I have various bags of rags in my garage that I cut out of old clothes and replaced with this set of 50 professional storage towels. They're 14" square, a good size. At $18 a set, or 36 cents each, they're cheap enough that I don't worry if they get grease or oil and I have to throw them out. At the same time, they're machine washable and tumble dry so if they get a little dirty you can use them again They are moisture wicking, practical and recommended for use.

Depending on your intended use, you'll either love or hate these rags. To me they appear smaller than a standard shop rag. But these canvases are exactly the size and density I wanted. Small and thin enough for easy wringing, slightly rough texture for easy cleaning. White color so easy to bleach to remove stains. Great packaging, very useful. Be sure to prewash and prepare to pick up lots of lint from the washer and dryer. I would order this product again (although I feel like I currently have

I'm looking through boxes of rags to be more sustainable and have switched to reusable cloth rags. They perform the same job as disposables, but are definitely less absorbent. Most of what I use existing rags for is wiping my hands or tools when I'm working on a car. They do a good job and the fact that I can wash them in warm water works well enough for rags. They come out of the box with a lot of lint so it's a good idea to wash them before use, which I didn't initially intend to do but ended