10 Piece Cotton Waffle Kitchen Tea Towels - Absorbent and Quick Dry - Professional Grade and High Density Weave, Thick Construction (220 GSM) - Lint Free - Bar, Catering, Restaurant Cloth - 50 x 70 cm

Seem a bit thin but actually quite good once washed

Great for using and washing at high temperature for holiday lets. Not very thick and, although they stain easily, they can be bleached

I bought these for my new kittens crate as they were having accidents on our existing towels and the idea was to bleach them if they got dirty. So, naturally, I can't speak for how they last in the wash and obviously I can't speak on how well they do on drying cutlery or tableware.If you're looking to buy some thick cotton handtowels, these are not for you. If you're looking to line a pet crate with a few layers of towels to protect a blanket from stains, these could work for you. I couldn't tell you how absorbent they are though because we never ended up using them.

Poor quality, they were not as shown or as I had previously purchased. They were very flat and over pressed not waffle texture at all.

For the price, you are getting what you pay for. Of 10, one fell apart in the first wash - I bought these to embroider on and they embroider fine, but there are loose threads on all of them and they pill. They were great for a practice but I was hoping for better quality than this, used as actual teatowels they will only be good for a few washes.

These are great, bigger than normal tea towels and fantastic quality

I bought these to use on my embroidery machine, they are brilliant and look great when sewn.The towels i make are not usually ones that get used daily to mop up spills, more for gifts and for show. They are perfect for what i want, i have bought these 3 times now with no issues, no problems. Thank you

These are horrible, just don't bother. I don't know what anyone else got, but these were the transparency of the two ply tissue in public toilets and as absorbent. They are marketed as cotton,yet the label, which doesn't meet legal requirements for the UK,says nothing more than " cotton rich" whatever that might mean. They are grey, not white. And filthy. My twelve year old took one look and pronounced that they looked like they'd been kept in someone's warehouse for 20 years which is exactly what I was thinking. Lumps of fluff, brown splashes, yuck. I've seen much better quality in poundshops. I've put them in the wash to see if they can be rendered even slightly useable, but even if they were the quality is so poor they won't take many washes. And certainly not hot washes that tea towels need to be hygienic. Save your money for when the high street is open again and buy some proper ones from a local shop that needs your support and sells honest, good quality products fit for purpose.