Linen Towel Flour Sack Multi Purpose Absorbent Review

I love these towels. They are a very good weight - not skinny at all! They are hemmed on all four sides. I use them for crafting with paints on fabric and for translations. The price is very reasonable for the quality you get. Absolutely my favourite! I have ordered them several times.

Excellent Flour Bag Towel, Sam's Club Chef & Bakers Brand Store Purchased, Amazon Utopia Kitchen And These Linens And Towel. This is the best of 3, more strands, 4 sides finished and a twill loop for hanging. It is recommended to stock up and buy a few more sets in case the fabric batch changes.

I was looking for linen towels to embroider on my new embroidery machine and give to family and friends. You were perfect. They are larger than I expected but when folded correctly they look exactly how I hoped. Everything is stitched perfectly and they feel of good quality. Excellent value for money and quality!

Rags, you can't describe them like that. They are bounced back everywhere with email notes stating problems with them. They look like someone spilled blood on them! Now I have it in my washing machine to see if it comes out and update it accordingly! One stayed clean, 4 - a complete loss! I believe that when selling seconds they should tell their customers that I will return them.

You look and feel great! Very durable and hemmed on all 4 sides. I just got them in the mail today. I can't wait to use them. I'll also try to paint a little. I will leave this as a fantastic and outstanding value. If anything changes, I'll update it later. Update: next week. I have dried the dishes with these towels and they are everything I hoped for! Very absorbent! I also colored a few and they turned out beautifully. Great towels. Buy a pack (or two) today!

I embroider flour towels as a trade. I ordered towels from this company and was very satisfied. Came in a box, nicely folded. I always wash and iron towels before embroidering. I've ordered two more packs. boy it was a mistake Came in a bag. I washed and steam ironed them and they were still very wrinkled! Then I moistened them again and ironed them again. Wrinkles are permanent and cannot be smoothed out. The photo I posted shows the towel after it has been steamed and ironed twice. I sent…

For the last few years I've become frustrated with flour sack towels - the ones I found were flimsy, poorly sewn and nowhere near as soft and absorbent as the towels I used to stick to remember my grandmother used . These towels are all I remember - tightly woven, beautifully finished, and they held their shape after the first wash and dry. They are large enough (and beautiful) to be used as large placemats in the kitchen. The thread count is high enough that I could use one of these towels as…

Soft, absorbent, natural. . . what's not to like? I noticed a few things right out of the box: - they had a smell - - not necessarily bad, but more like 'new fabric' than a bad smell. Wash once and the smell is gone. It was a bit odd that the towels weren't exactly square. They were all slightly tilted - more like a square diamond than a square rectangle. Stretching and adjusting from opposite angles didn't help either. After one wash they all came out perfectly straight. In general, the first…