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HomeHome & GardenKitchen & DiningKitchen & Table LinensDish Cloths & Dish TowelsEurow Microfiber Waffle Weave Kitchen Towel (3-Pack) |
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7 of 7 found the following review helpful:
 I'm addicted to these micro fiber towels Jul 03, 2010
By Eve F. Spencer
"Eve 92009"
This is a great way to get the colors you want. Wash before using and never use dryer sheets they will repel water if you do. Lightweight and very absorbent. I have a stainless steel sink and I use these to keep it dry and free of water spots.
4 of 4 found the following review helpful:
kitchen towel delight Aug 21, 2010
By millersingb
These towel are exactly what I was looking for. They are thirsty, dry everything in one wipe, and leave a brilliant shine on glass and any other polished surfaces. They're neither too small nor too large - just right.
3 of 3 found the following review helpful:
Happy happy happy Jan 21, 2011
By bag
These towels work very well. I am at home most of the time w/ my 2 year old, needless to say I wash my hands a lot. I was constantly going through towels and decided that there had to be a better towel out there. I was overwhelmed by the selection of microfiber towels on amazon. I chose this towel based on reviews, value, and color. I am very pleased with my purchased. I was worried about a moldy/musty smell but there is none. Very absorbent.
Ordered olive but looks more like avocado in person which I like much better.
The washing instructions say not to use fabric softener or dryer sheets with these. This is not a problem for me but might be for someone else.
I plan to buy more!
1 of 1 found the following review helpful:
Superior to the Nouvelle Legende Microfiber Pearl Weave Kitchen Towel Mar 20, 2012
By J. Negron
"J. Negron"
We bought these after being dissatisfied with the Microfiber Pearl Weave Kitchen Towels (2-Pack, White); as I pointed out in my review of the Nouvelle Legende towels, they are not very absorbent. The Eurow Microfibre towels are much more absorbent, though not much more than a relatively thick cotton towel. However, these are superior to cotton towels for dish drying on three counts:
* Since they're much thinner, they dry much faster (i.e., the towels themselves air-dry after use). However, this thinness does not mean that they can't dry many dishes - they can (a surprising amount, in fact).
* Also, because of their thinness, it's easier to dry items for which a thick cotton towel is simply too bulky (say, a tall narrow glass).
* Since they're microfiber (polyester), they leave no lint.
The only negative was a somewhat weird (though minor) smell (my wife said it smelled somewhat like gasoline, though I'm not sure how I'd describe it). However, after one washing, the smell is mostly gone.
1 of 1 found the following review helpful:
I'm a microfiber snob Jan 10, 2012
By sue c.
I have just about every microfiber cleaning product out there. Some are terrific and some are cheap, useless rags. When it comes to kitchen towels, I want microfiber mainly for drying glassware, dishes, and flatware that come out of the dishwasher still not totally dry or when I wash anything by hand.
The microfiber kitchen towels I had been using were more expensive than these and weren't even cut evenly. They also had an unpleasant feel to them and developed holes (although to be fair, I am now more careful when drying knives or anything sharp). So I first replaced them with microfiber towels from BBB. Those went back immediately. They were so thin as to be almost see-through.
So I read the reviews here and took a chance. These are wonderful, very high-quality towels. They're a nice weight without being too thick for drying inside glasses, and they have a good feel to them. They are hemmed well and have come out of the washer and dryer just fine. Don't use fabric softener or sheets or chlorine bleach, don't wash with anything that produces lint, and if you put them in the dryer, which I do, use the low temperature. I use enough microfiber cleaning products that I put the dirty ones in a separate bin and wash all of them together usually weekly.
My advice: If you plan to keep these out where they're visible in your kitchen, buy a dark color. I chose brown, and it's a nice shade. The lighter colors show everything; the brown hides a multitude of sins left on the towel before the next wash.
Excellent product, and I will buy again.
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