Premium White T-Shirt Cleaning Rags (1 lb. Bag) – White Cotton Rags for Cleaning, Staining, Painting, Oil, Grease & Dust Removal – Shop Rags Bulk for Multipurpose use

They work fine

needs washing to remove lint

Very useful. A lot for the price. I would buy again.

Good value for money. Have bought them twice and been very pleased with amount and quality. Great to have when you need a lint free clean cloth. Some in package are quite large but easy to strip into various size pieces.

Just as described. Clean white rags. Just like from a T shirt. Liked the fact they were all cut the same size and the bag has a zipper to open and close easily.

This product arrived just as advertised; I received 10 pieces of white COTTON rags. The rags were a good size that you can even cut in two. The rags are not super large but definitely not small pieces. The rags feel and look just like a cotton t-shirt, not super thick but not thin and flimsy. A bit pricey in my opinion but this brand was less expensive than all the others I saw.

Although the photo of the product does indicate that they are "100% cotton blend", the name of the product and the materials listed indicate "cotton" and "100% cotton". The actual rags are NOT 100% cotton. I feel that this items description, in total, is inaccurate. Cotton blend rags are NOT as absorbent as 100% cotton rags.

For years I have bought wiping rags from the big box stores and have noticed that the quality has deteriorated especially from those coming from outside the United States. Mixed qualities of weaves-- non-cotton blends, stretchy weaves and ragged scraps, so I decided to go with a four pound bag of SupremePlus Premium White Knit Cotton T-Shirt rags. They are much more uniform in size and 100 percent white cotton jersey fabric. Couple of notes, I usually cut them into smaller pieces when I first open the bundle because I found I did not need to use the full size pieces. Also they absolutely have to be laundered before using to remove excess lint and the fabric sizing which the cloth is treated when when it is at the mill. After use, if they are not paint stained or used with solvents I usually wash them in a hot/bleach load, alone of course, and throw them back in the rag box future use. They will serve you well! Finally, be sure to keep an eye on the dryer filter because they throw off an enormous amount of lint when they are new and it looks like a white blanket so you want to clear it out several times as the rags dry. Once washed they fluff up and become more absorbent.