I'm wanting to use these for drying glassware. But want to make sure they do not leave little pieces of fabric or lint. Will these work for that?
2014564
I only tried them on the car, but it is black and I saw no lint left behind. Amazon sells a set of 6 white bar towels with blue stripes that I use for glasses.
2014565
I have no idea about glassware. However, on my stove there was not one bit of lint.
1353461
I am not sure. I have never done this. I have never had any lint problem with them from any type clothing, but have never gotten them wet. I have three full closets of them (5 boxes) and love the way they look. They are sturdy enough for blazers. Sorry to not be more help.
2130421
Possibly. I use them for dishes. They are absorbent and don't leave any lint.
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
1352943
It depends upon your intended use. I bought them to clean windows, glass, and mirrors - for that purpose, they work great, and are as good as I've found (IMO, better than microfiber, etc... for that use).If you're looking for a towel that absorbs, I'd go with a good microfiber - search Amazon.
1238415
Yes they are. I hang dry mine, though, because I use them to make coconut milk and don't want any dryer lint sticking to them..
1886476
I have not used them in place of either of the items you mentioned, but I do consider them tightly woven, they wash beautifully with no lint and are great for my dish drying purpose.
667730
No problem :) I also dry them on low heat then let it air dry if it's still damp. I don't know what the manufacturer recommends but so far mine have held up.
462840
Although I haven't used them for that purpose, I would certainly think that they would work for that application. They hold the item up off the surface a bit and are soft themselves. Hope this helps!
666903
After I washed the Galaxy Glass Towels they were quite soft, in fact I gave some to my son and he used them as burp cloths for his new baby girl. I don't know why they wouldn't work, but you would have to test them to make sure they are soft enough to clean glasses with.
2068911
I have used them in both the washer and drier. Be aware though if the garment is thin and wrinkles you will dry wrinkles into the garment. If the clothing is a small item like socks or a larger item like a wool sweater that won't wrinkle it should dry fine. With larger items I would make sure to adjust the item a few times so that the middle doesn't stay damp. I am not the manufacture or a clothing specialist but what I'd like to think of is a professional house wife/mom.
976213
I would think so! I use these for dry dust wipes, wet for woodwork, and I wrap them around my swifter for the floors. They wash well, but don't put in the dryer. I will be buying more.
438508
I just bought this for drying my glasses. They fit nicely under the unit and it works great! I just give them a good soapy rinse, and then put them under the dryer. In under a minute, they are perfectly clean and streak free. Great suggestion.
1711996
Line drying these would be ideal, but our doublers can be put in the dryer and dried on high heat. They are pretty durable
1968139
they are great for things like windows and walls and dusting. You can use them dry on windows and they will remove any fingerprints etc and they don't leave little fibers behind like paper towels can. I use mine with cleaning agents on other surfaces. They make great cleaning towels that way. You can wring them out and cleaning is easy. No, they don't kill bacteria and germs by themselves but no cloth does. When you wash them, do not use fabric softener because that will effect how well they clean.
808102
I haven't used them on fabric. I have used them on cups..I was told they would hold up better than the markers. Not so much. Actually, I think the markers hold up better, just not as well as I would like.
1955937
I use them along with the plastic screens. You will need them when drying anything that will dehydrate down to small pieces. I'm pretty sure bananas will dehydrate down quite a bit. I just used them for drying cherries. Came out just right. Yum! Hope this helps!