Are these cotton towels pre-shruk?
1832548
They didn't shrink too much when I washed them, before I embroidered them. I do plan on ordering more.
706132
Hi there, we sell this product as TurkishLux and we are selling a 100% cotton product. We believe the listing to have a typo, likely due to copy/paste error by the creator. You will see the 100% cotton information on the towel itself as well.
644140
I'm looking at my blue ones and they're hemmed on the 2 short sides, with the natural finished material at the long sides. I've had these since 1994 so they're almost 20 years old and they're still going strong. They only get softer with age. They're lint-less (why they're used in surgery) and I use them as drying towels. So yes, they're quite absorbent.
1200223
The are fairly square but they are not flour sack fabric - more like sheeting. They are awful. My real flour sack towels don't stay square either but I am okay with that. I want them because they are lint free for the most part and so absorbent. These were the worst internet purchase I have ever made. I hope this helps.
637982
Yes, they are lint free after washing. I love these flour sack towels, I've purchased them twice over the years and they're very sturdy and large!
2069939
These are 100% blue cotton absorbent towels. Any towel, if you use fabric softener, will not absorb water. Not sure if that is what happened to you or not. Also, some towels you have to wash maybe up to 3 times to get the sizing out before they become absorbent. I have been using these towels to wash and dry windows and cleaning up pretty much anything. Also they are great to use instead of paper towels after you have washed fruit and veggies to dry on the counter.
1460930
The towel is very plush and absorbent, yes. I've only washed mine a few times but so far they've remained soft, plush and absorbent.
882834
I am sorry, could you articulate your question again, as I am not able to understand what it is you are asking me about the towels. Thank you.
2227903
I can't be sure that they are 100% cotton, but they are very durable and washable. They are like canvas.
384429
to the best our knowledge they are. THis is why we bought them, tho i can't say i know a lot about the standards applied and certifications checked! It matters to us because of the cultivation of cotton can be so toxic. They are nice towels though, we were pleased. At first they didn't seem to soak up as much water but when we washed them they were nicer and did. Maybethere was some sizing on them! not sure but they felt nice right away. I hope that helps!
2106734
No, 100% cotton is not written on the towel. The bottom of the towel does have 'Disney Frozen' written on it though. The picture posted for this towel is a picture of the tag.
76970
The short answer is no. I have had no problem with them except they are not soft but I have noticed they are getting better with each wash. Having so much cotton in them (820 grams) I expect them to last a long time and to get progressively better with age, and yes I will buy them again as I am impressed by them.
428172
No, I don't think they're 100% cotton. The outside is soft, but the inner part is water-resistant PVC.
1928412
I am not clear how to answer this question. Flour sack towels are supposed to be thin and soft with a cotton feel to them. These feel like hard sheets. They aren't meant to dry dishes.
2063239
No, they are not 100% cotton, but my sheets have held up well. I have had them, for 2+ months.
1655435
I am guessing they are half the weight of a cotton washcloth and in Arizona they are dried by the next evening that I use them. The regular washcloth NEVER dried.
1014986
I don't know, but I would not buy these towels again. They are very heavy and not absorbent. We are no longer using them.