Premium White T-Shirt Cleaning Rags – White Cotton Rags for Cleaning, Staining, Painting, Oil, Grease & Dust Removal – Shop Rags Bulk for Multipurpose use (4 Pounds Bag)

Best bag of rags I've seen for a long time! Large, 100% cotton rags. Clean and in good shape!

Great quality t shirt rags.

These are not a standard size, but each is large enough to get the job done. They can be used to clean up when painting, or any other project. They are washable & reusable. If needed, they can easily be cut for a different size. Again, these are Scrap pieces, and not a finished size. But, the material (cotton) is thick & durable. Handy for almost any chore. Handy to have around.

great product but must be a shortage of cotton towels, long delivery time.

The cloths were exactly what I wanted to work with cleaning up finish issues on models I work with. They are great. Lots of rags for the money and they just work great.

Large enough for many projects.

For years I have bought wiping rags from the big box stores and have noticed that the quality has deteriorated especially from those coming from outside the United States. Mixed qualities of weaves-- non-cotton blends, stretchy weaves and ragged scraps, so I decided to go with a four pound bag of SupremePlus Premium White Knit Cotton T-Shirt rags. They are much more uniform in size and 100 percent white cotton jersey fabric. Couple of notes, I usually cut them into smaller pieces when I first open the bundle because I found I did not need to use the full size pieces. Also they absolutely have to be laundered before using to remove excess lint and the fabric sizing which the cloth is treated when when it is at the mill. After use, if they are not paint stained or used with solvents I usually wash them in a hot/bleach load, alone of course, and throw them back in the rag box future use. They will serve you well! Finally, be sure to keep an eye on the dryer filter because they throw off an enormous amount of lint when they are new and it looks like a white blanket so you want to clear it out several times as the rags dry. Once washed they fluff up and become more absorbent.

They don't seem like 100% cotton. Lots of stretchy material that seem like hybrid cotton/polyester or whatever. They work ok but are not as absorbent as all cotton rags.