What is the fabric content of these washcloths?
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75% cotton and 25% polyester it is soft on one side and rough on the other but overall it is soft to me
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They seem to be cotton. But I don't know about "Egyptian" cotton. The sheets are light and thin, not heavy and thick like true Egyptian cotton. However, they are very soft and seem durable. I've washed and dried mine 3-4 times and they are holding up well.
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I'm not sure of the thread count. They are 55% cotton 45% polyester. Hot water wash, no problem, even occasional bleach, no problem. These are hospital bed size sheets that I have and they fit snugly!
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They are 9x8" (rectangular). They are smooth on one side and terry cloth on the other. They are thin/lightweight. They are perfect for the things I use them for - bought them specifically b/c I wanted thin lightweight washcloths.
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Doesn't say what they are made of but calls them cloth wipes. I never machine washed them. They last for a long time. I rinse them out with soapy water. When I don't want to use them for dishes, I reuse them for cleaning anything around the kitchen - cabinets, refrig, stove, etc. and then toss them.
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Cotton/polyester, not certain of percentage of each. Looks nice. Must ironwhen unpackaged. Use white pillow underneath.
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I bought them for my daughter to embroider on. I gave them to her and I don't really remember. But I can tell you they were of great quality the ones I got and more like linen towels. And big enough I think to cut in half and make two towels. They might be just a little skinny. I plan to buy more of them for her. In trade she is going to embroider some for me. Hope this helps you.
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I'm not sure, sorry. I can tell you I have been using them for months now and remain impressed. Very soft, no shrinkage, colorfast
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they are turned down about one inch and sewn top and bottom, with x stiches where there would be stress. I have washed numerous times, however hang to dry and have not had any fraying. They have held up really well for me as they are washed frequently. I use the to put anything that may leave a stink or residue in my bag and wash as soon as I get home. They have just been a lifesaver for me as I have ruined many other kinds of bags laundering. I could not be without mine.
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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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I'm about 99% sure they're microfiber. They definitely aren't terry cloth or just plain old cotton. Whatever they are, they absorb very well.
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These are thicker than cloth but not too fluffy. More like a towel consistency. I recently cleaned my windows outside/inside with them and they were great. Other things I have cleaned with them are mirrors, countertops, faucets, and dusting. I love these and have they have laundered great too.
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I really can't answer with any intelligent answer as I ordered these for my son in college. But he loves them. I never buy anything but percale weave. And all cotton. Good luck.
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I have no idea. I don't use them anymore. We ended up not liking them because they rolled up every time we washed them.
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The cloths are machine washable, so you can wash them after each use. They are made of a thin, towel-like fabric and seem pretty durable. I haven't replaced any in the 6 months or so that I've had them.
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Hi Tina, they are a blend of 70% Polyester, 30% Polyamide - (there made in China) but I am surprised how good they are when compared to Costco yellow Microfiber cloths.... best of luck :-)
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They are cotton and seem to need ironing. They kind of condense after washing. Could be a little longer on the sides. I can't tuck both sides down when both of us are in the King-size waterbed.