WypallKimberly-Clark 41044 X80 Disposable Cleaning Cloth Wiper, 12.5" Width x 16.8" Length, White (Box of 160)

These are extremely thickCan be used as dish clothesThe best use if for cleaning the bathroom. You can throw the cloth out after use and it’s not a big deal because the price is so reasonable. BUT if you want to use them for a week they are strong enough to withstand itBox was delivered the very next day!!!!!

These wipes are great! The first time I saw them was at the produce section of Walmart, then I came home and found them on Amazon!! These wipes are perfect for my work as a oil painter since they don't make any lint. Paper towels make lint and lint is bad on a realistic portrait!The sheets are huge so I cut them in half then fold them, then stack in my taboret drawer. I usually just need one 1/2 sheet per painting session.These sheets are a rough cloth-like fabric, very absorbent. Good as a disposable shop rag. I also fold a full sheet in half to put under my cat's water bowl.Apparently, the higher the X number, the rougher they are. Last year I bought the L30 because they were the smaller size but they were too linty for what I do. They are soft and the size of a wash cloth. The L30 would be awesome as disposable towels for the powder room when you have a party!! Soft enough to use on your face!May 30, 2020: Yup, time to re-up. So as I said a long time ago, I'm an artist. Not a sloppy painter but when one paints with oil paints and using solvents, you need a good absorbent clean up cloth. I paint EVERY day. I still only use 1/2 sheet per day. Yeah, there are still some left in the box but I never like to wait and substitute for a tool I need.These X-80 wipes are just as important as any tool in my studio. And lint free.

These wipes or rags are a durable, absorbent product. Versatile! They can be used in the kitchen, bathroom... They can be hand washed out and reused or simply thrown out after use.

Wanted some heavy disposable lint free towels to use while rehabbing some old cast iron and purchased these. They worked just fine but I have to say they are nice and thick, absorbent and can be bought in several different sizes. I used to have a stash of my husbands blue shop towls under the sink for heavy duty jobs but have decided to replace them with these. They are really great for things like draining fried foods like bacon and wiping down heavily soiled BBQ grills and just getting up large spills plus they shine up stainless steal and glass with no lint residue. The down side? They aren't super cheap and I wish they came on a roll like paper towels, it would be easier to store them out of the box.

I originally purchased these for an outdoor patio tile cleaning project. I needed a disposable towel more durable then paper towels. Now, I'm HOOKED on these for all household cleaning!!! I usually use at least a half a roll or more of paper towels when cleaning the kitchen, bathroom, laundry room etc. No matter what brand I use, they tear and disintegrate as I wipe and scrub. A couple/few of these WypAlls gets the job done in a much more satisfying way. I even used one WypAll to scrub the bathroom sink with Comet powder, and it didn't tear, AND I rinsed it multiple times. Very happy (that is, as happy as one can be about a disposable towel hahaha :)