Utopia Towels Cotton Washcloths Set - 100% Ring Spun Cotton, Premium Quality Flannel Face Cloths, Highly Absorbent and Soft Feel Fingertip Towels (24 Pack, White)OEKO-TEX STANDARD 100

Good quality. I rid myself of all microfiber due to plastics and replaced them with these towels. I am impressed by the quality workmanship of these new towels. Highly recommend. Softness, sturdy, thickness, size and absorbency are better than I expected. They wash up easily and retain their shape. I will definitely be reordering when I need to replenish.

I am a fan of the thick fluffy towels. The thicker, the better. These are the opposite. They are very thin. They are better than Dollar Tree quality, far better. They are soft enough to wash a face with and they are good enough to use as cleaning rags. I bought these to be cleaning rags but I am going to split them in half and use some as face cleaning cloths. They come soft. Depending on your detergent, they might or might not stay soft. One lady talked about replacing her towels once a year. That would probably be a good idea with these. They will wear down with scrubbing faster than thicker ones but they will still last a decent amount of time.

Honestly, didn't expect much, but these towels are solid. Super soft, not too thin, and they actually hold up after a few washes - no falling apart or weird fuzz. Perfect for gym, bathroom, or just keeping extras around. For the price? Total steal. Glad I grabbed this set.

I use these as a pat dry cloth after the bidet seat (washlet).Perfect size and proper texture/absorbancy for that.Not used for wiping/cleaning - just patting dry after the bidet.But I still always throw them in the washer - on hot.(And of course that may be why they seem to fade pretty quickly).But they serve the good purpose and are holding up.

I bought 60 of these wash cloths in black, to take on a 2-month car camping trip I'm planning. FOR THE PRICE these are better than I expected. Would I make them my primary bath wash cloths at home, after 37 years of top-tier Fieldcrest, where the towels I bought at an outlet in the Carolinas when driving home after watching a Space Shuttle launch in 1983 are still in service looking great? Probably not. But they're perfectly serviceable, look and feel decent, and stopped shedding much lint after only 3-4 times washing and drying them repeatedly before use. Specifically, washing 60 at once, the first load left a nice thick lint layer probably 3/8 inch thick over the entire dryer lint screen (old school Kenmore/Whirlpool) but didn't come close to clogging or overflowing it. The 2nd load had about 80% of that thickness. The 3rd load, about 20% and not covering the full length of the screen. The 4th load just about 10%, which I figure is a reasonable amount to expect in actual use for the next several washings. So while I expected to need to do 5-6 washing/drying cycles, the results of the 4th showed that actually 3 would have been enough. Pretty good, in my book.The initial black color, like most towels, wasn't a very black black. After 4 washings, it's more into the gray range, but still nice and totally consistent, all still the identical color to each other. That works for me.I figure I'll start using a new pair of them every 2 days, with one for showering and one for dishes and hand drying. Then they get shifted to dirtier and dirtier cleaning duties until I have enough of those that I don't need to create more cleaning cloths every day. Ones that have done cleaning duty won't go in with laundry on the road, they'll be bagged and saved for washing when back home. Whether I launder the cleaner shower/hand ones on the trip or not, I'll wait and see, but my idea was to buy enough that I wouldn't be forced to.After drying them the 4th time, I spent a bit of time inspecting and stacking them neatly. I cut off 95% of each label, trimmed any errant threads (which maybe 1 out of 10 had something worth trimming) and checked for bare spots and other serious flaws, of which there were NONE. Pretty impressive on cheap, mass-produced cloths. 4 trips through the washer and dryer didn't seem to cause threads to start pulling out, or anything like that. The white labels looked fine as I cut them off, so the slight fading from black to gray wasn't from dye running and staining, just slightly washing off? Anyway, after 1 or 2 washings, the darkness seemed to be holding its ground, and after 3, the dryer lint would thereafter be pretty insignificant, similar to a normal load of clothes. For 60 new cloths!

I bought the 60 pack of electric blue washcloths for my family for the purpose of replacing toilet paper when doing just #1. They are a very pretty shade of French blue, 100% cotton, and nice and soft and absorbent after a few washes. We love using them for this purpose, and it is seriously reducing our toilet paper usage! Toilet paper is expensive, full of chemicals, and trees are cut down to make it, so we are happy to have found this solution to seriously reduce our usage of it. We love having a washable and reusable product to replace it. Extremely happy with this purchase! With the high cost of toilet paper, these will quickly pay for the initial purchase price as we save loads of money buying far less toilet paper!