DecorRack Cotton Cleaning Towels Kitchen Review

Worst quality I've ever seen. I'm tired of junk quality. These brands don't want to stay in business. Why go to all the trouble of building and packaging something when it's crap. I want my money back. They're worse than the rags I throw away. Very thin. And it's just not pretty to look at. Not even worth one star.

I wanted to replace my old kitchen towels with fresh new white ones and they looked fine. Four of them broke in the first wash (in cold water on a normal cycle), while others fell apart in subsequent washes. I had to wipe out my washing machine every time I washed it. Now they are hardly fit for rags.

These things wear like nothing I've ever used in the past. Not sure if I got a bad batch but they go in the washing machine (and I had ALL on gentle cycle with no bleach) look like the picture but they come out worn and falling apart. This happens to at least one of them every four washes, so my supply is gone. I will not buy them back. They were cheap but not very good value for money in my opinion.

These cotton terry cloth napkins are not ribbed. These are good bar towels, thick enough, absorbent and slightly abrasive but soft enough to even use in the bathroom as a face towel or hand towel and can replace paper towels anywhere and of course be reused as they are washable but use bleach to wash, by which we all know is poison, so don't drink it, but it's not ribbed. If you're looking for a ribbed beard towel, this isn't it.

These cotton terry towels are not ribbed. These are good bar towels, thick enough absorbent and slightly abrasive but soft enough to even use in the bathroom as a face towel or hand towel and can replace paper towels anywhere and of course be reused as they are washable but use bleach to wash, by which we all know is poison, so don't drink it, but it's not ribbed. If you're looking for a ribbed beard towel, this isn't it.

I love Bar Mop tea towels. Where I bought them I don't wear them anymore, God knows why. So I ordered 2 different brands through Revain that were similar, one cost $4 more than the other and the quantity was the same. Well let me tell you that $4 was worth it. The less expensive ones were made cheaply from cheap fabric. They will go into our 5th wheel and in a week if they last that long they will be thrown out and traded in for a new one. The more expensive ones were of much better quality…

I like the thickness and the loops, I wanted 100% cotton. However, the problem is the packaging, each towel has holes from the plastic packaging, which shortens the lifespan of these towels. If I knew that every towel starts with holes I wouldn't buy this product. The holes are most visible after washing. This is an unnecessary defect that can be avoided entirely by not using the plastic that every retailer uses for socks and towels. Common sense says cut it out. No consumer is an idiot who…