MIMAATEX Huck Towels -50 Piece Pack -16"x 24"- New 100% Cotton Super Absorbent-Lint Free (Green)

I love huck towels. These were replacing my old ones. The quality of these seemed pretty good. I would have used them in my kitchen.But they had "S.T.O.P - Surgical Timeout Procedure" stamped on each one in HUGE letters. It covered over half the towel, and you can see it bleeding through on the back.They're for my kitchen! I don't want to think about surgeries when I'm cooking dinner! Plus, It's just ugly. Not even a fancy design. Just a big black stop sign!I thought I was buying plain yellow towels. It's a deal breaker.And they shipped from Miami Home Fashions? Are they doing a lot of home surgeries in Miami lately?

I have run through my stash of surgical drapes that I used to bring home from the ER, and was looking for something similar to replace my worn out towels. These look promising, and they had a 4/5 review.......HOW i do not know!!! DO NOT waste your money on these towels, they are extremely POOR quality, beyond poor quality. These towels are not cut with the grain, most are cut on the bias, some cuts I have never seen before. THEY ARE THE MOST DISGUSTING QUALITY TOWELS I have ever seen. I have washed them twice, and there is no way these can be used for anything other than SHOP towels. They ended up in a trash bag, and have been allocated to my husbands woodworking and forge shop. They will work for wiping up crap.

The orange huck towels arrived in a stack of exactly 50 as ordered. The initial quality seemed ok. They have a course feel to them and seem like they will do well with wiping surfaces and picking up oils and water based liquids.I ran the whole pack of them through a wash and dry cycle with no other fabrics, separating them before washing. The dryer lint catch was heaping full with orange lint when done.The towels themselves have piles of fiber that can be picked off easily, and when shaken, a fine dust of lint comes off them. This will likely reduce with more wash cycles. But that's true of any cloth material.For my uses, these will be adequate. But it's false advertising to claim they are "lint free".Value for the price no longer seems as good considering that feature is false. I would try a different brand for slightly more cost if I were to purchase again.

We used to use a lot of paper towels, and I was feeling bad about that because of the environment etcetera. So we bought a bunch of these, and I've been using them for all of our cleaning needs ever since. It makes life a lot simpler, and since you have so many, you never run out and go back to the paper towels. Just throw them in the washing machine with some bleach, and feel like you've done your part towards sustainability. Although I don't know what bleach does to the environment, so that's something to look into. I have really enjoyed having all these towels. One thing to note is that they give out a lot of lint the first few times that you wash them. So I recommend washing once or twice before putting them in with any other laundry items.

My towels arrived yesterday. I spent the evening washing and drying them 3 times to break then in. The first thing I noticed is they had shrunk dramatically, almost 6 inches from both the height and wide of the materiel. Second, lint free..hahaha.... the amount of green lint I emptied form the trap and wiped from the drum of the dryer was insane and that was every time I washed and dried them. Third, I was happy to have a towel that was stitched on all four sides, but unfortunately, the stitching is very poorly done and missed in many places, causing the material to fray and come apart ( note, this is after 3 initial washings and I haven't even used them in the real world yet). Fourth, these towels arrived in very irregular cut shapes, mostly trapezoidal , meaning one end was somewhat smaller than the other end and this was worsened after the washing. After washing and drying, my towels are approx. 18inches by 12 inches, which to me is somewhere between a wash cloth and a small dish towel. Are they any good? I'll let you know soon, just letting you know that out of the bag, there are lots of red flags. Folding a stack of irregular cut towels is almost as bad as folding a fitted sheet........almost.

My BFF bought a set of these last year to replace paper towels. She loved them so I finally broke down and bought a set. You'd be shocked how many of these a family can go through in a week. I could easily see buying a 2nd set. They are nice quality, absorbent, and seem to hold up well to all of our abuse. We have an elderly dog who has accidents in the house, and these do an awesome job of cleaning up her puddles. In just a couple months we've easily saved enough in paper towels to make up for these. We wash them in extra hot water with bleach and they come out clean and ready for another dirty job.

These huck towels are not the quality I expected. I do Swedish weaving and I found several of them stained and some even had holes in them.

I like to use this style towel for drying dishes and general kitchen cleaning tasks. This is a fairly large towel with just the right amount of thickness to dry properly. The towels last about a year or so before developing enough holes to justify throwing them out. I have had no issues with staining that a little bleach in the washer with the towels could not get out. Well worth the money spent. I buy two colors blue for washing and drying dishes and green for general cleaning.