SIMPLI-MAGIC79146 Flour Sack Kitchen Towels, Pack of 12, White

Very thin gaze type. I doubled them and made burp rags for great grand babies. Winter is coming and there will be a lot of runny noises...

I've used these for everything from drying the counter off to wetting them and using them to cover my sourdough bread boules. They're not super quality, but they aren't rags. They aren't pretty, they're functional. That's what I wanted, that's what I paid for, and that's what I received. I call that a win in my book.With that being said, these towels are not for decorating, for gifting, or for intense dish drying. These towels are to help around the kitchen, without worrying about lint. And they are easy to clean in the wash. I would recommend these towels if you need no frill, everyday use towels.

Perfect use in a Kitchen. Easy to use! Perfect size, very versatile and absorbent. No Lint and no Smell! These 24 x 24 towels are in a bulk pack and are washable and reusable. They last long and are like $1 each. What a deal!

Fantastic value for the price. Excellent flour-sack towels that do the practical jobs.But if you were planning on using these for embroidery, think again. These are thin with a coarse weave, even for flour-sack towels. You need huge stitches and extra-secure knots, and even then your design will probably fall out.

Good seam, high quality fabric. Perfect for straining oils/ tinctures

I've worked in restaurants and catering and having a steady supply of towels is important for any cook. These towels are thin but absorbent and can easily be thrown in the wash for a good clean. Terry fabric for kitchen towels makes no sense to me, they're not absorbent and make more messes than they clean up. These towels, while thin, get the job done, and because this is a pack of 14 you don't have to worry about going through too many. Flour sack towels are the best towels for any kitchen.

This is not napkin quality. It is not even kitchen towel quality as in this is not a towel you want to display. It's good for cleaning and maybe good for straining juice for jelly. Could be okay for drying glassware. It is relatively thin.

These are great for the price. They are not absorbent towels, so if that's what you're looking for, this ain't it. I iron my company logo on them and use them in my craft booths. They're cute and simple and great to demonstrate some of the towel holder crafts I make. Good price for how many you get as well!

I liked these flour sack towels. They do shrink a little bit once washed and dried so they're a little more manageable in size once you wash them. Very durable and bleach well.

I learned from a video on canning that it is better to buy these flour sack towels, rather than cheesecloth for canning for a few reasons: 1. They come in a dozen and are cheaper than cheesecloth in the long run. 2. You can use them over and over again and they last for years. All you have to do is wash and dry after use. 3. They are more durable because they have sen edges. I am so happy I bought these because they are perfect for straining broths. The price of cheesecloth has been going up and this is so much more practical. I am so happy I bought these.

Love these - light, dry quickly, and are easy to wash and bleach to keep white. They are flour sac towels so they are a thin weave, if that's what you're looking for.

Good

I bought these towels this week and was disappointed. The seams are uneven and most are not really square. I bought similar towels from Utopia Kitchen 2 years ago. A bit more expensive, but substantially better quality.