80 Pack Microfiber Cleaning Cloth Roll Lint Free Rags Tear Away Reusable Towels Washable Scratch Ultra Absorbent Dish

Pretty cool roll. A bit heavy for a paper towel dispenser if you have it on the wall. It pulled the screws off the wall throw in the washing machine for next time. Soft, absorbs well, use it for everything, cleans well Read more

Love these and what a great price the colors are awesome, I wish they had a roll that had a mix of colors. Read more

I bought this cleaning cloth roll a few days ago. It feels really nice—soft and just the right size for my kitchen. It comes with 80 pieces, which I think is a great deal. I’m happy with it and I would buy it again.! Read more

Just got it today, I opened it up immediately, wow, so good the quality and color also the size are just perfect for kitchen!!!! So exciting! Read more

These are fantastic and I would absolutely buy these again. I also think these would make an incredible housewarming gift. They are microfiber, so they feel a tad smoother on 1 side and bit grippy (like terry cloth) on the other. They absorb a lot of liquid and hold it well without dripping everywhere, so I have a chance to clean up and then wring it out over a sink without making a bigger mess. They are slightly smaller than a full-sized paper towel sheet but they last a lot longer. I love the environmental-friendly nature of them as I can just toss them in the washer. They air-dry pretty quickly once wrung out, so I find myself just soaping them down after use and hanging them to dry in my kitchen. They are versatile, as I now use them to wash my counters, dry my dishes, dust surfaces, and for wiping down my hands and face when doing tasks around the house. I might pick up a couple more rolls in different colors so I can color-coordinate and separate out surface-cleaning towels vs dish towels vs facial/body ones. These are a great deal with the reusability and durability. They are pre-perforated and tear off the roll quite easily, but they haven't torn or shown any signs of wearing holes into them despite all my scrubbing. The directions do not recommend ironing them, so I just try to get them out of a wram dryer so I can stack them. One side is a bit grippy, almost like a wrap-around bandage material, so I can re-roll them if I prefer to store them rolled. Finding the right grip round my fist gives me good scrubbing leverage when I need to remove any dried-on food from my countertop or dishes, so I'd say they clean pretty well. Read more

The media could not be loaded. This is my first experience with tear away, reusable towels, and I am completely sold on them! Not only do you not have to worry about wasting paper, it is a great way to save by having something that is washable! I love the tear away feature, however, that is a one and done thing. Once you tear, you cannot force them back together. But with a bit of practice, you can sort of put the roll back together so it works like a tissue situation where pulling one reveals another. I highly suggest washing these in some sort of washable bag, like a lingerie mesh bag. It just keeps them together so they don’t end up all over the place, then pull them immediately out of the dryer and lay them flat or they will wrinkle which makes it really hard to put them back together. I want to buy a second pack so I can use all of one, then pull the other one out while I wash the first one. Oh, and I also chose black on purpose, so you cannot see any stains you clean up. I personally have not noticed much color leakage ether. As for usage, they really do a great job cleaning things up. The texture of each towel gives it a bit of scrubbing capabilities, though they are on the thin side so be aware if you scrub to much or too hard, you risk putting a hole in them. I wouldn’t say they are weak or bridle in any way, they hold up well, but they aren’t as thick as a kitchen towel or wash cloth, really they are rather close to a paper towel. As for price, these are about the same price as a name brand pack of 20 paper towels, however, these will last far longer than those paper towels and create less waste making them a far better value…and in my opinion they work better anyway. These are my new go to and household staple. Read more

I will readily admit I would not think of purchasing microfiber towels in a roll, but when these towels came up on Vine I thought it would be a good thing to try out. I will admit too - I do really REALLY like them. I despise sponges, but was given some 'eco friendly' sponges a few months ago - the sponges are those thin ones that dry fast, making them 'better' I had been appreciating the high absorbency of the sponges but still despised the thought of a sponge 'harboring' all sorts of germs :-( These microfiber towels really are SUPER absorbent and yet dry quickly and are machine washable, These are color fast (you can use bleach) I have washed several and you can see no wear at all; which makes them the perfect replacement for a sponge. Yes I use other microfiber towels for cleaning on a regular basis, but these are thinner and thus not as bulky, when you squeeze the fluid out of the towel you can't even see the towel in your fist. For some reason when I use the typical microfiber towels I feel guilty tossing them in the dirty clothes after just once use - these I use once and toss them in the 'rag pile' to wash later. When you tear these off the roll there is no discernable rough edge, so no worries about scratching anything. My ONE and ONLY hesitation is the cost - the heavy duty microfiber towels I typically have bought in the past - which have lasted a couple of years and are still going strong cost me about 1$ each - these work out to be 30 cents each (the website indicates .62 - but it is wrong) - a bit on the high side in my mind; but ONLY because other sellers offer what APPEAR to be similar product for far less - we are talking 5 cents per towel. Read more