🧻 Commercial Shop Towels - Utopia Towels 100 Pack Cleaning Rags in White Review

It's terrible! They are so thin, rough and don't absorb! I bought them to be able to clean them and just sent them back. Don't wait for time or money. They are not soft at all and do not look like the declared material.

I love these little cloths - they shrink a little after washing and get the size of a washcloth but they are very versatile. They're made from cotton fibers - not a soft, spongy material, so they don't absorb much. More quality shop rags. Perfect for wiping whatever you need, especially now!

I am happy with my purchase of these red rags. They are a good size and made of good material. clean tool. I also really enjoyed doing what I first thought was a rose that flew into my garage. This is just one of the rags with dry CitraPeel and an oak leaf that blew out after a recent storm. :)

So these are shop towels, I don't know what else to say. These are the same red rags you can buy at any auto parts store. They are intended for in-store use (corresponding ownership). If you are unfamiliar with using "camp towels" and want them to be as soft as a microfiber or as thick as a beach towel, you will likely be disappointed. These are disposable shop towels at a lower price than the auto parts store. The level is as expected and you won't be disappointed.

I was hoping cotton would absorb better than microfiber but these didn't absorb at all, even after multiple washes, leaving only wet blisters on the countertop. Also NO jokes about the bleeding ROT and the FLEET. You should NEVER wash anything that is light colored. However, they have completely lost their redness (at least they were never bright red like in the picture); They look like I brought faded, old kitchen towels for my kitchen. I've gone back to white microfiber towels, which work…

I buy for use in the kitchen. I can't stand smelly plastic sponges or dirty looking synthetic washcloths that when they get rough get thrown in the trash and become a plastic dump. Oh. maybe in the next few centuries. So we use them as washcloths for washing dishes, wiping surfaces, etc. I wash them hot and reuse them until they start looking a little dirty, then they go to my husband's shop for car repairs or other dirty jobs and then they're thrown away . . Since they are 100% cotton I can…

Too much lint, although no lint is stated on the packaging. The product description advises against washing and drying them in the washing machine. I tried getting rid of the lint anyway and it helped. But even after the second wash, they were still bleeding. I recommend choosing white towels to avoid this problem. The benefit of these camp towels is the price, they are more disposable so good for tough jobs like removing oil and dirt. If I could choose again, I would choose white. Terry towels

I wonder why I love these chic crimson rags so much. Are they lint free? Oh, not remotely. A copy of the product advertisement suggests using it to work out the details of the car's interior. This is not a good idea as you will end up with red fluff balls all over the place. Are they softer than regular rags? I think so, yes. more absorbent? I doubt it. More luxurious? No, it's basically just a red rag, with the usual coarse weave with few threads and edges that will cling and tear at anything.