DecorRack 100% Cotton Washcloths 12x12 in, Absorbent, White (10 Pack)

Are these washcloths the finest Egyptian cotton? Absolutely NOT. Are they sufficient for bathing and use around the house? Surprisingly, YES! If you believe in the old adage, “you get what you pay for”, then you’re in for a pleasant surprise! These towels are a good value for the price; they’re VERY thin, but after washing with a good dose of fabric softener, they’re much more comfortable than they appear to be, definitely more so than they are fresh out of the bundle. Even then, they’re much more appealing than some of the super cheap cloths that certain major (read: expensive) hotels supply for their guests! They are also quite absorbent, which will make them good for cleaning around the house, something I plan to do with some of them. They are also very bright white; the color is much brighter than I would have expected for the price point. Most cheaper towels one would purchase at this price tend to have that unpleasant grey or cream cast to them, but not these. Hopefully that will remain the case after at least a couple bleachless washings. Finally, they are much more durable than they appear to be and feel as if they will be. The very first one I used was to clean my bathroom sink and tub, and it lasted through a good scrubbing without leaving a bunch of lint all over the place (my tub and sink are black and even a good paper towel leaves some residue). I also used a fresh one to wipe the condensate off my bathroom mirror after showering and it didn’t leave a speck of lint. Not even a good quality paper towel can do that! For these reasons, I not only gave them five stars but I am ordering another pack. Again, if you’re expecting fine linen, keep looking. But if you’re looking for an inexpensive alternative for basic everyday tasks that gets the job done, I highly suggest buying a bundle of these; they won’t disappoint!

I was skeptical buying these at first because they were so cheap. I was expecting them to be thin, but I was wrong. The quality of these washcloths are great. Thick and durable. They are soft and feels good on my skin. They get really soapy and they also wash great in washing machine. Doesn't come apart in machine. Will buy more.

For the price these are very good washcloths. Standard sized, rounded edges, medium thickness (I've used much thinner), and very quick dry. They are soft enough for use on the face and eye area. Very handy for traveling or if you need to use a washcloth at least once daily and don't require a luxury experience 💆 They don't shrink or lose shape in the wash. I don't expect years of use out of these, but for my purposes it was a quantity over quality purchase. I bought the white and wash them with bleach and dry on high. These can double as dish/cleaning cloths as well. I like that they are extremely absorbant but wring out almost completely dry. Depending on the intended use, these are a perfectly economical choice. My only complaint is that the material attracts hair and lint which do not shed in the dryer. Instead, any small particles get trapped in the large loops. Not a deal breaker, but worth noting.

I much prefer using these washcloths while showering as opposed to thicker/plusher washcloths where I would feel like I was soaping up with a sopping wet towel, these cloths seem to be the perfect size, thickness, and texture. Just abrasive enough to gently exfoliate skin without being overly harsh and causing irritation like some of the rougher exfoliating cloths I've tried. Good price and quantity as well.

This is a nice pack of washcloths. They’re thin like I was hoping for, and the design is simple. The fabric feels soft but still sturdy, and they’ve worked well for everyday use. I like them overall.

Good quality! All-cotton terrycloth. I bought them for cleaning, & am very pleased with quality. A but thin, dries fast in dryer.

Not really premium quality. Lightweight would be a true description. In wash cloths too heavy a weight is NOT desirable but neither is too light. Cotton in any weight is thirsty. Washcloths are no substitute for towels.

I really like these low-cost washcloths. We use them in the kitchen to clean up the counters and wipe everything down after meals or a spill. I bought these rather than thicker terrycloth towels because I didn’t want thick wet towels hanging in the kitchen and needing hours to dry. These towels readily pick up spills and cleaning spray. I prefer this thinner fabric that allows them to wipe into crevices and corners. When they darken after many washes I migrate them to the woodshop and they serve well there, too. My thanks to the anonymous reviewer who called them “flimsy.” That was the thought I needed. They are thin, effective and inexpensive.

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