Are these truly exfoliating cloths? i.e. you see strands of peeled dead skin after use?
905252
I certainly think they are exfoliating, but I've never really looked for "strands of peeled dead skin" after using one. I suspect that most of the dead skin is washed away by the shower water.
905253
They are exfoliating, but I have never seen strands of peeled dead skin after use. They are meant for daily use.
905254
Yes and easy to use. Easy to clean your back, easy to reach. It stimulates your skin and cleans at the same time. No peeled, dead skin. They are wonderful to use and can be washed in your washer.
905255
Yes they actually exfoliate, and you can't see all the dead skin cells on the cloth, but you can see how nice your skin looks afterward. For #100 cloths, you don't press when you use them, just let the cloth do the work or it might hurt.
1817719
No, not at all. I washed my newest set before using them for the first time & they did great. I have a set that I've had for about 12 years now that are still perfect.
768821
I have never had this problem and have ordered these several times. Could be that if you have super oily skin or use them all the time and do not bathe they could possibly, but so far after several months no problems at all.
861572
I don't think they are sharp enough to cut through cloth clean. Leather is hard and it works well on it . I would not think you would get clean cut results.
1351390
I think they have a wax on them. The environmental working group list them as an F, on a scale of a to F. http://www.ewg.org/guides/brand/6536 I don't understand why it gets a worse score than the wet cloth.
1762337
Yes, these bandages wash very well. I usually wash them in cold water and on delicate. Line dry works better for me. Work just like new, but fresher.
887019
I've been using them and find that they don't do that. I prefer these to fabric softener because it just dissolves in the water like the detergent does without any stains whatsoever.
1475221
They exfoliate well. If you have a sensitive face, I would suggest that you do not use pressure at first. Over time, they seem to have done as well as my facials.
1364669
They are woven. Great for cleaning wounds, exfoliating skin without harsh soaps, and general use. They are too harsh for baby wipes, and would likely get stuck in any wound with a lot of drainage (and not sterile). They would work for cleaning around g-tubes, PEGs, and trachs- but not to leave there for a dressing. I hope that helps. (I've been an RN since 1985- so info based on that experience, plus my own uses for them).
1043675
Not at all..they are great for someone who wears contacts actually because there is no remnants from the cloth itself. Once you are done removing your makeup just wash the washcloth with soap and water and hang to dry for reuse the next day!
1259000
The answer to the question " Do the ends fray after washing?" no. I've been using these microfiber cloths for at least 4 months straight. I wash them practically on a daily basis. So far I have no complaints, they always seem to look like new after each wash. It's good quality microfiber.
1155042
They cloths are really stiff when dry. They aren't really meant to be used this way.
1828461
The directions say no, they should be treated like good cast iron. Soap will damage the finish and cause premature wearing. A simple wipe down with warm water is much better.
2054484
No they are not.I got them because I to thought they were dry.They are like the wipes you get at any drug store.
1982590
I have not used them, these cloths are thick and soft. They are perfect for cleaning mirrors and windows, no streaks and most importantly NO LINT! I love them
928662
I've been using mine for several years. They are still fine and I put mine through the washer and dryer constantly. I can't imagine why someone would throw them out, unless they are not washing them at all and are using them as disposable washcloths.
484733
Of course - but you'll have to hem the raw edges or they will fray and get threads all over the other stuff you wash them with. Did you look at the blue microfiber washrag-sized cloths at Amazon? Search "microfiber cloths" here - I don't remember the exact wording. They're great for scrubbing around the house although not as gentle as these towels are.