What material is this made from? I'm looking for nylon ones that can be washed &amp; reused. Also, are these good quality? Last one was very thin &amp; ripped
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Rachel, This is a very sturdy, in fact kind of stiff, tightly woven nylon bag. I'm sure it is really going to last. My first one was a softer nylon that was springing little leaks that would squirt me - lol -- when I squeezed the last of the milk out. You won't have that problem with these, IMO. These rinse out beautifully. I hope you enjoy yours, if you order them.
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I have done a lot of research into that ,they are made by a company called Aunt Martha's although they all come with a tag 100% cotton ,made in india . Now I am not sure if the cotton is grown and milled there or if they actually make the towels . They are well made and very durable when used and washed . I myself have been trying to find where I can get them wholesale rather than retail ,cost is killing me, lots of work and little profit embroidering them. But haven't had any luck finding anyone but Amazon who sells them cheep enough. There is another company that sells wholesale towels called Hoffmen but they sell only terry cloth and the few that are not are linen only. I have done a lot of research into that ,they are made by a company called Aunt Martha's although they all come with a tag 100% cotton ,made in india . Now I am not sure if the cotton is grown and milled there or if they actually make the towels . They are well made and very durable when used and washed . I myself have been trying to find where I can get them wholesale rather than retail ,cost is killing me, lots of work and little profit embroidering them. But haven't had any luck finding anyone but Amazon who sells them cheep enough. There is another company that sells wholesale towels... » Read More I have done a lot of research into that ,they are made by a company called Aunt Martha's although they all come with a tag 100% cotton ,made in india . Now I am not sure if the cotton is grown and milled there or if they actually make the towels . They are well made and very durable when used and washed . I myself have been trying to find where I can get them wholesale rather than retail ,cost is killing me, lots of work and little profit embroidering them. But haven't had any luck finding anyone but Amazon who sells them cheep enough. There is another company that sells wholesale towels called Hoffmen but they sell only terry cloth and the few that are not are linen only. « Show Less
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Joy, the tag says China. The ones I have and use in my cleaning business are 80% Polyester and 20% Nylon. Remember, I do not use fabric softner when washing these towels as well as any of my other cleaning rags due to the fact it will make things streak!!! I also bleach these things all the time and they still have their color!!! I would highly recommend them to anyone!!
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They are made of sturdy wash and reuse plastic. My husband has been using his for months. I expect if he doesn't lose them, they will last for years.
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Are these very thin? I would like to purchase but not sure if they're durable after washes. I don't want them to rip! :(
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I just received mine, and the tag says "100% nylon." As soon as I opened the package and felt it, I thought--no way could this be any % cotton. Very disappointed.
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I have some similar cloths I bought elsewhere and I got ripped off but they also said don't dry with fabric softener. So I'll remember, I wash them in my regular wash, with the usual underwear, sox, etc. But I put them in a lingerie bag so I notice them when I'm putting things in the dryer. When I see them, I immediately put them aside and hang them on a rack to dry. And I think these are like mine so they take little time to dry. Hope this might help!
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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.
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Hi Linda - I purchased this item for my 132lb rocky-lab mix - he does he same thing- it's a strong, cotton/nylon blend (?). Held up all summer - going into year #2. I hope that helps.
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It is some kind of nylon. The connections are not that great. So don't get two and try to connect them. They tend to leak where they connect.
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They are cotton terry cloth, not microfiber. They are a good weight - about like a moderately priced bath towel, not thin and flimsy. Had them just a short time, but I feel like they are good quality and should hold up to solid usage and repeated washing for many years.
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The one that I bought in the store in Petsmart was a cotton like fabric, you could wash it easy. If you have a store in your area u would check them out cause you can open the package in the store and see if it's what you want. Just didn't for right on my dog. The price was just about the same as it was online and I didn't have to pay shipping.
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Hello! They are some type of plastic. When washing, I make sure to use water that's hot, but not "too" hot, so they won't warp. I hope this helps?
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I actually don't know. You might be able to go to the web site and find out. It's not cotton and my guess would be nylon.
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Hi! As listed in the description, they are "Happy Flute" brand. They are very good quality; we have our original ones from our first order four years ago when they were sold on ebay by the same seller. None have delaminated; none have been tossed out. We have used them through three babies so far! I've used Bum Genius; these are just as good and WAY less expensive. You will not be disappointed. We do wash them and dry them in the dryer...have hung them to dry. You will get more life out of them if you air dry the covers.
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I haven't washed mine yet but I think my daughter washed hers. If you follow the directions and let it air dry, I think you will be OK. If I decide I need to wash mine, I'll repost to let you know.
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These are Micro fiber which collects lint from towels like crazy and it's very hard to get it out of them. You don't have to wash them in the laundering bag, I throw mine in the wash with things that don't shed a lot of lint, like my poly and nylon lingerie.