🧽 Ultra Absorbent VIKING 449701 Edgeless Microfiber Cleaning Cloths - 50 Pack for Efficient and Streak-Free Cleaning Review

I bought these to clean and although they are flimsy they still do the job. We've even found that we can use them to replace paper towels for the occasional thing like popsicles, etc. I wouldn't use them for deep cleaning, but they're perfect for everything else. We're definitely saving on paper towels.

If towel thickness is what you are looking for then this is not for you. That was entirely in line with my intention. These towels are thin and dry quickly. They are absorbent. They won't last long. I also use them to wipe dogs' paws so they get very dirty. I wash it 2-3 times before throwing it away.

they are very thin so they tear easily and get dirty quickly and do not clean very well as they are very thin. But since they come with 50, you can throw away a few and still have enough when used to remove light dirt. I have used it to clean rims and they are not very good for that as they get dirty very quickly and are very difficult to clean.

Wanted to compare this to a more expensive product. They were a lot thinner than I thought. As such, I found them too thin to use when detailing my hot rod's body. However, being thin, they were perfect for cleaning my hot rod's windows and chrome. These parts are particularly susceptible to splashes from insect guts. Being thin, I could easily "feel" using them once all the "bug guts" were wiped clean. A towel is good for cleaning a window/chrome.

Not at all like the traditional microfiber towels I'm used to. I bought them for house cleaning. Which they can still be useful in this area. I haven't used them for this yet. However, we are potty training our son and he has had several accidents. Needless to say, these wipes don't even catch the small amount of urine my little one spills. Not to mention that they are very thin. So if you want high quality microfiber, this isn't it. Luckily I just want them to clean dishes and tubs.

They are very thin. Almost like a normal paper towel. I was disappointed at first as I thought they were more like other microfiber towels which are much thicker. But I have found that they have many uses. I use them as a replacement for dustpans as they are washable and reusable. I use these for car storage instead of paper towels for anything you might need. I keep them in the house to dust. After washing they are SUPER SOFT. I think you should probably wash them first if you don't like how…

I have bought several microfiber cloths over the years. When I saw them I liked that they were white with blue stripes and they were all the same color. But you know, when they say these fabrics are light, they mean they're very thin. The photo shown in the ad is misleading. . A stack of 50 pieces (folded in half) is 4 inches high as you can see in my photos. In other words, if you fold 100 sheets, it's 4 inches high. Also, this is the first batch of microfiber towels I've bought without a…

You are helping me in my Zero Waste quest. With these rags, it's been over two years since I've used paper towels. These fabrics are durable enough to withstand repeated use and washing. However, the price is low enough that you don't feel guilty about throwing it away. I use five or six rags a week and have yet to use all the rags in the pack. I'm not even halfway there, a year later. I just keep washing them. My only concern is the ability to absorb liquid on contact. Sometimes it takes a…