Upon opening the package, they deposited yellow fluff/lint on everything they touched. So I tossed them into the laundry with my towels. Bad idea. They dyed 3 white towels and a white bathmat yellow, and I could not get them white again, even with Oxyclean powder. Super mad about that. They actually continue to shed after having been washed and dried, and the red hemming on every single one of them started to come undone in a corner, and in two corners on some. I actually lost money by purchasing these, because I had to replace towels and a bathmat. I wish I had just spent a little more to get some not-garbage dust cloths! Negative value for the cheap price. Read more
I washed these one time and about 50% of the material was in my dryer lint filter.. If you but them consided them to be a 'single use' item.. Read more
Upon reading other reviews about yellow dye I prewashed in a bucket of clothes detergent 3 times before adding them to my regular wash. Needless to say, my once white bath towels are all now permanently a shade of yellow! Dust cloths ends unraveled + the lint was outrageous. Gave it to my husband to use as rags. Read more
I do not believe these are actually cotton. I believe they're microfiber fraudulently labeled as cotton. I used these to polish my eyeglasses. I noticed they were not absorbent like true cotton is. Over time, they scratched the coatings off my eyeglasses. Beware. Read more
I have never seen any kind of flannel like this. You can actually see through it! I am very dissatisfied and will return them. Read more
Thought these were the very soft "true" flannel dusting cloths. These are not what I wanted. I will be trying to return them. They may have other uses, but for what I wanted - to dust fine solid wood, these are not what I need. Read more
Looking for good old fashioned dust cloths Read more
They are dusting cloths but way too thin. Doubt they will stand up to washing Read more
