E-Cloth Classic Check Tea Microfibre Dish Towel, Streak-Free and Absorbent Dish Drying Kitchen Towels, Washable and Reusable, 100 Wash Promise, Black, 1 Pack

Quality superior. Work exceedingly well on glass.Definitely worth the money.Great asset in your kitchen.

I first tried usual tea towels, they never did what they are suppossed to:dry the water off things. Then headed to places like Selfridges, big department stores, I cannot remember which I first found these in, but then searched online. to eventually purchase more of these super absorbant but nost impotantly a functional t towel that does do it's job and well. I never used standard towels again in the kitchen. My stardard t towels became my garden and garage rags as it was all they were deemed suitable for, greasys oily and messy rags. You will find after a lot of months these brilliant tea towels do become slightly discoloured. I soak them in sodium crystals.

The micro fibre works well for drying dishes. The drawback is that the feel on skin is not so pleasant, i.e. as the feel of cotton.

Dries quickly

Excellent Quality & Price

so we had been using the traditional dish washer towels for a while and started to get fed up with them not working to well.so after a long hard look online we came across this.The material feels so soft and top of the range.the first test of this towel was on some plates and bowels.it dries the item that you use soo quick and doesn't shed the material like the old cloth type towel. You can dry a lot of items without the towel even becoming wet.I recon that ours last about a week, depending how much washing we have.I would say you need to buy one of these if you're considering it.100% worth the money. we have bought another 4

I’ve had these tea towels for years (not the ones I purchased but same brand and exactly the same tea towel just different Colour!) but recently I had a new kitchen so only right to get new tea towels. Wish I never bothered and kept the old! I’ve had these 3/4 months now so not like I’ve not given it time but I’ve washed them I don’t know how many times hot/cold wash but doesn’t matter what I do it doesn’t make any difference whatsoever they do not absorb any water at all just spread the water round. They are way to fluffy (best way to describe them) I’m so super disappointed and will now have to buy more tea towels as I can not cope with these as they are driving mad as they don’t dry anything 😩.

I had almost become convinced that some supervillain worth of James Bond had corrupted the world's entire existing supply of tea towels, replacing them with objects that simply spread the existing moisture around the surface of whatever you attempt to dry. I can't imagine what could be gained from perpetrating such a dastardly deed, but I can't come up with a more plausible explanation for the ubiquity of absolutely dysfunctional tea towel shaped objects that have inhabited my kitchen over the years.These microfibre cloths are super absorbent and, as a bonus, look great. They had a little of the grabby / chalky microfibre feeling when they were new, but having used them for a few months I wouldn't use anything else.