Standard Sterile Disposable OR Towels, Blue, 27" Length, Pack of 6

I used these towels for 37 years in the ER. As an ER nurse, I not only folded and sterilized these towels in ER laceration trays I also brought some home occasionally for fishing. As probably know we went from making our own trays to buying disposable ones. So sometimes some towels would be not used and being that the ER Doc and are baby boomers we can’t just throw away them in the trash. Seemed a horrible waste of goods. These are the same towels and brand name the laundry washed and I folded. I use them for a variety of things since they are cotton. I’m very happy to be able to buy them.

These towels are great. They come in a sterile peel pouch with a paper internal wrap. These are the same towels used in ORs across the US. The internal paper wrap is there because these were designed to be unwrapped and tossed onto the sterile field in preparation for a surgery. Note that you can launder them but if you dry them they’ll turn super wrinkly and look like a brain, lol.

So much for lint free these pieces of crap made piles of lint in dryer that got all over everything and each one frayed apart at the sewn seams leaving strings on all sewn edges of each towel. Total garbage.

These are good quality and work well for my application

I could not imagine these being used fresh out of the packaging in a medical environment. Yes, the thread count is low, but the first wash made it even more apparent... for the lint screen caught half(?) the towel. They are still useful as rags, but for having been purchasing and using these types of rags for over a decade, this brand is cheap.

These work well and I haven't had any issues with the dye coming off, but they are definitely not lint free and they start fraying on the ends pretty easily. I clean houses with them and they work out pretty well. If there is lint left behind, I simply go back over with a microfiber cloth and that's solved. I will buy more when needed, but took off a star because they are not lint free as advertised.

Smaller than the ones we had in the OR. But still work and wash well no fading No pilling.

I love them , I need them they work as advertised , absolutely perfect

These are good, thinner than expected but they work. If you plan on re-using these they dry very wrinkled but it is possible to wash/dry them.

Dries dishes well but does shrinks in the wash.

Terrible absorption. Not the real huck towels from hospitals (I worked in hospitals, so I know).

Absolutely not lint free. They left fibers on anything they touched. I tried to wash them to get rid of the lint, and they completely covered the inside of the washing machine with lint.

Yikes! Thin really loose weave. Not at all the quality I was expecting. Definitely disposable- they hardly work the first time