🔍 Pack of 5 White Flour Sack Towels for Enhanced SEO Review

The best lightweight, absorbent kitchen towel. Lint-free, easily washable, does not shrink in the dryer. Highly recommended! Ideal for drying crockery and cutlery.

Great set of towels! I ordered them because I needed to make pumpkin buns. They work great! Lint-free and chemical-free. Beautiful and durable yet lightweight.

"Nothing dries out glasses like flour sacks!" Enough said! Good price. The towels are not very big but I prefer my drawer space and they are big enough to get the job done well.

Very BAD quality. Very thin, terrible for embroidery, which is what I bought them for, but ended up having to use them as rags in my own kitchen. I do NOT recommend. A cheap look with threads hanging everywhere.

I wish I had received these towels sooner. I used those fancy terry cloth kitchen towels that basically just squeeze the water out. They really do dry dishes and it's just fantastic. They're pretty light so let's see how they hold up after washing, but now I really like them.

They have been a staple in my home for many years. I had to replace some of my towels. I went to local stores to try and find them, to no avail. Found here at a good price. They are so useful for sifting broth, making jelly, and many other uses. If you make stuff like this, I highly recommend you buy this one.

This is an older review. I love these towels so much I have ordered 5 more towels as a spare. They really absorb water which makes drying dishes a pleasure. Lint-free and keeps its shape after machine washing. The towels recently bought seem to be lighter compared to previous purchases.

I took this, cut it into 6 equal parts, sewed a zigzag along the frayed edges. For $12 and an hour of sewing, you can get clothes the size of 30 paper towels. I keep them in a basket under the sink and I have a small laundry bag in the laundry room to toss them in when they get dirty. Haven't bought paper towels in months. are they colored So what! Torn or shredded? Throw them on the compost. You have 30 of them! 😜

I bought these to put in our emergency bag, you know, in case the shit hits the fan and we have to grab our bags and go. I wanted a towel that would be small and light enough to carry in our backpacks, yet still be absorbent. They get the job done, can dry your body, be large enough to wrap wet hair, make a bandage, wrap around your head and face to make a dust mask, dry camping supplies, etc. And they air dry. also fast. And when you are in a situation where you need to raise the white flag of