EurowPremium 350 GSM Microfiber Cleaning Towels, Highly Absorbent, Lint-Free, Quick-Dry, Durable & Reusable for Auto Detailing, Home, Salon, Industrial Use,12" x 12", Black, 25-Pack

I had purchased some throwaway MF clothes from Griots Garage. Big difference purchasing these.1. They are just as good as the other Eurow MF towels I have purchased in the past.2. They are heavier ( denser ) than the light gray throwaway MF towels from Griots garage.3. They put up for a lot more abuse than the G-Garage ones. ( these are serious towels and the same size ).I have 2 different towels in the Eurow line now, and just as happy with these as the other ones.After a 1st time towel wash ( like the other house MF and the ones I use on the vehicles ) they turned out great and were ready to use.These are 12x12 which quarter folded are great for cleaning smaller windows and wiping down counter tops.I also have the 16 x 16 Eurow yellow MF towels  Eurow Microfiber Premium 16in x 16in 350 GSM Cleaning Towels 36-Pack  and they are the same basic towel, just the size difference ( and color ).I am beginning to think the vehicle MF towels I have for removing polish are the Eurow 300 GSM ones ( only I paid 40% more for them ) comparing the quality and durability of the towel, and the material content is marked as the same.

I am updating my review to more strongly emphasize how badly the dye on these towels will run if you expose them to solvent. If you get paint thinner, isopropyl alcohol, nail polish remover, gasoline/petrol, WD40, (and possibly other regular cleaners), the dye will run very very dark violet.The pictures on the item listing are accurate. These towels are perfectly black. The edges do have a dark grey in there. The first thing I did was take one of these and expose it to both bleach, and 90% isopropyl alcohol. No bleeding or discoloration with bleach, but isopropyl alcohol definitely was causing bleeding. This is not unexpected, as most dark colors are difficult/impossible to achieve without resorting to dye. Do not use these rags with paint thinner, isopropyl alcohol, nail polish remover, gasoline/petrol, or similar agents unless you are okay with bleeding or have pre-rinsed, but this advice is true of most microfiber towels. I do a lot of cleaning with isopropyl alcohol, and I have learned to test towels like this before use.

These absorb really well and are extremely durable. I always wash all my microfiber rags separate from other laundry and it keeps them from picking up lint from other things and they last for years. This is the 2nd pack of these I have gotten. I’ve been using the 1st batch about 3 years and really only bought these new ones so I could use them at my moms house. I use them to clean counters etc in my kitchen and they’re just the right size and the black stays black even when I bleach them. (Yes I know it says don’t but I always do to sanitize them and they haven’t faded or anything.)

I used one the other day for bowling. This is just the right size to cover the ball and fits in my hand just right. It soaked up the oil off of the ball just fine. Actually better than I expected. I like the black. I used one to do some dusting in the house and it picked the dust right up and it didn't fall off at all. If i were using for around the house more consistently I'd probably get the next size up but since I plan to use it for bowling and occasional dusting I think I got the right size. We'll see how it holds up over time. Overall great towel for bowling and you get so many more for a fraction of what you would pay for a bowling ball towel with one of the name brands on them. If you are about names then go with of them. If you are like me and don't believe in spending a ton for a towel that will be used on a dirty oily ball then get these and you will have plenty to use around the house on all sorts of other things.

After learning about chemical free cleaning using microfiber from a friend’s Norwex party I was very interested but didn’t want to spend $20+ on a single cloth. I’ve used these for a little over a month and they clean excellently with just water. My home’s surfaces are cleaner than ever and don’t have layers of product residue anymore - I won’t be purchasing cleaning products ever again! The cloths are great quality, thick, and absorb well. They don’t just push grease and dirt around like other low quality rags I’ve used ind the past.

These rags are excellent for cleaning dust off furniture. Good for wiping things that are dirty. I ended up buying several more packages of these black rags. Two things to consider. Wash in cold water as they will leak their color onto the other different colors rags, and two if you wipe off something like sawdust or small pieces of wood they do tend to stick to the rags and not come off when washed. Wise thing to do is vacuum up sawdust then dust the area. Will shrink a small amount when washed and dried but we really like these rags alot.

I got tired of the multi colored cloths everyone else had so I wanted to buy black ones. They look better sitting around and do the same thing, anyway. 25 for $20 was the cheapest at the time I bought mine, if I looked harder I might have been able to find better but it was good enough for me.As far as the cloth goes, it's a microfiber cloth. There may be others out there that do a slightly better job with windows or survive longer in the washing machine, but if all you want is a cloth that cleans things and does it well, this is all you'll need.

These towels I received are the perfect dish rags for my kitchen. Living in the tropics, I needed a micro fiber towel with great absorbency and would dry out quickly. These filled the bill from Amazon, where others that I tried did not. The perfect size too, where others I use to cut in half and serge the ends just to wipe down counters and do dishes. Just make sure you wash them first together and soak over night to remove exes black dye. I just love them!