Are these made by Sangamon Mills??
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No, I don't think so. The seller's Amazon listing states "sold by cotton _ mills." if one goes to the point where one might post a review of this product, the name "Trenton Mills" appears under the product name, which suggests that is the manufacturer. Trenton Mills is located in Trenton, TN. However, I ordered and received this product a few days ago. There is no packaging label or tags on the individual cloths that state where they are made (or what they are made of). I did an internet search and found that Sangamon Mills is located in Cohoes, NY, and made/still makes (?) the "Sunflower Dishcloths" mentioned by other posters. It is worth noting that Sangamon Mills was sued by the New York State's Attorney General in November 2013 for fraud. According to one news headline I found on line, this was due their "failing to deliver bulk-ordered dishcloths to hundreds of charitable and religious groups."
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I am guessing not. That is what I thought I was ordering as I think those are the best dish cloths. These do not have the Sangamon Mills sticker on them and are much flimsier.
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I don't know. They did not have any manufacturing sticker. When I bought them, I was hoping they were sunflower.
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Hi, I'm not sure who made them. I got mine from Yoder's Amish Market in North Carolina.
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As far as I know they were/are headquarted in Lowell, MA USA. I suppose that it is possible that manufacturing is not at the hq. I feel certain that if you call the customer service number that they would tell you. 1-800-225-0904 I am a little curious now - maybe I will call also just to see for myself.
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Hello! No, these are made by Cadbury Adams in Canada. They are yum, though and a big hit with teenagers and college-aged groups.
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No they are not! I edited my answer, I tried answering via phone and screwed up. The liners are NOT milled or drilled (skeletonized), they are solid.
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No, these are Laguiole STYLE so I returned them as soon as I bought them. Some things ARE too good to be true.
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No they are made in Scandinavia, specifically Denmark. VERY high quality, reflected somewhat in the price.
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The ones shipped to me did not they were made for another brand mfg. Had to send them back.
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I always thought they were but I'm not seeing it spelled out on the package. You can look at bobsredmill.com for more info. Good luck!
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I believe that these mills are made in Japan. They are very excellent. I use many of them all the time.
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I'm not sure what you're referring to. I love these mills, and they're very sturdily built. I would definitely buy them again.
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I don't know for sure, but I suspect they're imported. The company is based in Spokane, Washington. Their website describes it as a family business but never states that the products are actually made there.
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I checked and they are made by callaway...but it doesn't state them on clubs..however, it showed they were shipped from a Callaway location
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The mills on this listing are Grind Gourmet Originals, however please understand Vic Firth sold his business to Fletcher Mills were a variation of Grind Gourmet's Original mills, both made from the same manufacture, unlike all the other listing on Amazon for mills that look like the Original Pump & Grind, those are copies made with plastic tubing with a metal sleeve to cover the inner cylinder. Knowing the difference between all the Pump & Grind mills on Amazon is helpful, so thank you for asking this question. I hope I have cleared up some confusion.
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Not that I remember but would suggest to contact the Mill - they will certainly reply to this question.
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They are a brand found at Costco. As for who makes them I do not know. I suggest you ask Costco.
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I'm pretty sure they are milled from a solid block. I do recommend using 1 in each corner so buy 2 packs you won't be disappointed
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No, they're stamped. Some of these answers are confusing 'full tang' with 'forged'.