White Flour Sack Towels -Pack of 5

It’s probably not the most common usage of these towels, but I use them to clean my makeup off and gently exfoliate my skin. I keep ordering them because they hold up, clean up, and soften over time.

I’ve been looking for those old fashioned absorbent dish towels that I grew up with, and I found them! These towels are great

The towels work for the purpose and price! I use them to mop with.

I purchased these to go inside of our emergency preparedness bag, you know, for when the crap hits the fan and we have to grab our bags and go. I wanted a towel that would be small enough and lightweight for carrying in our packs, but still absorbent. These get the job done, can dry off your body, big enough to wrap wet hair in, make a sling out of, wrap around your head and face to make a dust mask, dry camping dishes with, etc.. And they air dry really fast too. And if you're in some sort of situation in which you need to raise a white 'peace' flag to let others know that you come in peace, these would work nicely.

These have been a staple in my household for many years. I needed to replace some of my towels. I went to local stores to try to find them to no avail. Found them here at a good price. These are so useful for straining broth, making jelly and many other uses. If you do these types of things I highly recommend you buy them.

I only wish I had gotten these towels sooner. I was using those fancy Terry cloth dish towels which basically just push the water around. These actually dry the dishes, which is fantastic. They're pretty lightweight, so we'll see how they hold up after washing, but right now I'm loving them.

This is an earlier review .I love these towels so much, another 5 towels were ordered for backup. They really absorb water, which makes drying dishes a pleasure. No lint and they maintain their shape after the washing machine. The most recent towels purchased seem to have a lighter weight compared to earlier purchases.

Took these, cut into 6 equal pieces, zigzag sewed around the cut frayed sides. For ~$12 bucks and an hour of sewing, you’ve got 30 paper towels sized clothes. I keep them in a basket under the sink and have a small laundry bag in the laundry room to toss them into when they’re dirty. Haven’t bought paper towels in months. They get stained? So what! Ripped or shredded? Throw them in the compost. You’ve got 30 of them! 😜