Kitchen Towels Dish Cloths Scrubbing Dishcloths Review

Who doesn't need new kitchen towels? I got it as a present for my oldest daughter. She moves to her place. I'll make a kitchen basket for her. With a must-have kitchen. These towels are perfect for that. There are 12 of them and 4 different colors: red, green, yellow and blue, so she gets 3 of each color. They are 12 inches by 17 inches for washing dishes. They are made from 100% cotton. I like this fact because they are easier to maintain. I prewashed them so they are ready to use in a new…

As a tea towel, NOT as a hand towel, just the right thing. They're instantly wettable (ie, unlike some modern fabrics that claim to be cotton but are somehow "processed" to behave like plastic) and while they're not too thick, they're easy to get tight in Maneuver corners between forks. Prongs etc. Yes they are thick enough to be considered "not brittle" but in a tea towel I want them to be thin enough to penetrate all parts of everything and also dry quickly. I also want them to be moderately…

These towels absorb moisture well after drying. I would also like to add that they dry very quickly, which is a plus. However, when the towel is wet - say you just rinsed it and wrung it out very firmly before wiping the surface - a small wet streak will remain on the surface. There's nothing wrong with not evaporating on its own within seconds, but I didn't want to put napkins on the table right after wiping, for example. If it were a plastic napkin, it would stick to the surface because of…

To be used as tea towels, NOT towels, that's what you need. They're instantly wettable (ie, unlike some modern fabrics that claim to be cotton but are somehow "processed" to behave like plastic) and while they're not too thick, they're easy to get tight in Maneuver corners between forks. Prongs etc. Yes they are thick enough to be considered "not brittle" but in a tea towel I want them to be thin enough to penetrate all parts of everything and also dry quickly. I also want them to be moderately

Bought these to clean a large, very messy kitchen and now use them around the house. They're not great for drying dishes or picking up spills, but they're great for cleaning counters, sticky messes, floors, sinks, etc. They're small, all-purpose dishcloths that I use to clean rough and sticky stuff and then just throw them in the laundry. If they don't come out clean enough for my liking, I just use them for outdoor grilling and rough cleaning. They have survived the washing machine very well…

These towels absorb moisture well after drying. I would also like to add that they dry very quickly, which is a plus. However, when the towel is wet - say you've just rinsed it and wrung it well before wiping the surface - a small wet streak will remain on the surface. There's nothing wrong with not evaporating on its own within seconds, but I didn't want to put napkins on the table right after wiping, for example. If it were a plastic napkin, moisture - such moisture - would cause it to stick…