Zeppoli Terry Cloth Towels

I use these 100% white cotton towels for cleaning my house. They are durable, very absorbant, and if they get stained, the material is thick enough that they can be bleached when laundered. In order to maintain these cleaning cloths they should be washed regularly. They're cut to a functional size that makes them easy to handle..and ring out. The edges are sewn well and even after being well used for months to years they do not fray. I ordered more to replace some of mine that have served their purpose, and I will be giving a few to my daughter and daughter-in-laws. Thank you for making a good product and pricing them so I can afford to order more when needed.

The towels were purchased for use on our farm. We use them as paint clean-up rags and multipurpose towels. They are great to have on hand in the kitchen for spills instead of always grabbing paper towels. Outside we use them on the farm equipment for wiping off a wet seats, greasy engine parts or oily dip sticks and moping up sweaty brows. We toss them in the wash an reuse them over and over. They are just the right size for our needs, not too big, not too small and they last for years. Plus, at this price, when they do get too soiled to put in the washer, we don't feel guilty about throwing them away.

I got these for cheap work out sweat towel and they work great for that. Not too big, not too small just about right for a good treadmill run. Once they were washed we don't get much fuzzys and they are soft enough for clearing sweat from your face. Have held up to multiple washing with no sign of seams coming loose or anything like that. Works for us!

They are towels. They work as towels should. That said, they are smaller in dimension than I expected, and the previous towels we bought at CostCo years ago. They also put off a LOT of fluff when washing them the first 2-3 times. Be prepared for a lot of fluff in your drier!! Otherwise, they are good towels.

So much better quality than the ones at the big box store and far better economically priced also. I use these towels for so many things all the way from pet care (chihuahua), personal cleansing to washing the car. Then after a gazillion washes and they are thin, old and stained I give them to my mechanic son who can always use clean rags in the garage for those really nasty jobs dealing with automotive chemicals.

I was curious about the weight of these. I think maybe they are a nominal 32 oz./dozen. The listing says 5.7 lb., which works out to 30.4 oz/dozen. When I received them they weighed 29.1 oz./doz. (87.2 total, see photo). Then I washed and dried them 3 times without using them. Yes, they shed a lot, just like any plush cotton towel does, and the weight was now 28.3 oz./doz. (85.0 total). I don't find this troubling as I had bought very thick bath towels long ago and they still feel great even though they also shed over the years. Another point of comparison is some similar weight "bar mops" that I bought elsewhere and gave the same treatment. They feel thin and flimsy even though they weigh the same because they are rather bigger (16 x 19 vs. 14 x 17). They only shed 0.2 oz./doz but the loops are far apart and they definitely don't absorb as much. So bottom line is that they feel thick and will absorb a _lot_ of liquid. I would buy again.

I use these as (wood) shop towels. They are excellent for polishing table saw tops (and bandsaw, drill press, etc) when waxed or coated. I use them extensively when spray painting for cleaning the spray gun. They appear to be lint free, The towels are terry cloth, with a reasonable thickness for shop or auto washing. I have purchased them more than once.

These are fine for household tasks, but I am a professional auto detailer, and have been for over 20 years. I will not be using these on the finish of my clients automobiles, because the cotton is not soft enough. They can be used for upholstery and plastics (door panels), but not the soft plastic of instrumentation and gauges and LCD screens. I will probably also use them on really grimy places like wheel wells and or tires. They are absorbent so I use them regularly to wipe my hands.