Scott Rags In A Box, 200 Towels/Box, 8 Boxes/Case

I have been using these rags in a box for about ten years now for clean up in my woodworking, auto, and leatherwork. They are a great, tough, absorbent, cheap (around 0.06 cents apiece in bulk), disposable alternative to more expensive cotton rags. No, these rags are not made out of cotton but are a felted wood fiber. They are super absorbent, better than cotton, and when you get them cruddy you can just toss them rather than face the wrath of your significant other after you run a bunch of oily rags through the washing machine! They are not affected by oils, alcohol, or any solvent you might find in normal shop use. One great benefit, at least for me, is that they do not "shed" little pieces of fiber like cotton rags do when you are applying, or cleaning up, stains or wipe on finishes. One final caveat is to be sure that you are buying these towels from "fulfilled by Amazon" so you get the 8 box case rather than the scam artist who is selling the single box for the case price!

I have searched for and tried many cheaper alternatives to this product but keep coming back to it.We use this at home in the kitchen in place of any kind of cloth towels. That way we don't have to worry about bacteria from meat handling lingering in a kitchen towel just waiting to make someone sick.I can only describe these as a kind of disposable cloth, you can wipe up a spill...wash and rinse this under the sink...wring it dry and reuse for for more spills...so pretty great to have. We reach for it for everything.To conserve a little what we do is if we wash our hand (that wasn't dirty to begin with) and use a fresh piece of this rag to dry our hand; then we lay the slightly damp rag beside the sink. Anyone in the kitchen may see 2 or 3 rags laying by the sink which may be dry by the time they see them there; but they know someone only used them to dry their hand. So if there is a spill they can use them on the spill and then toss them...Not really being cheap but if you dry your hand with one of these then toss it in a house with 7 folk like me then it gets kinda expensive.

I go thru a lot of these at my business and they work well for general glasss cleaning or general use clean up. Absorbent and durable.

been in the shop constant use

Strong, absorbent, great for liquids and oils, easy dispenser

These have been switched out to smaller towels. They are not what I had set up on Subscribe & Save. They changed the product completely, using the exact same "part number". I feel utterly scammed tbh.And I'm very unhappy about the masked switch in product quality. Not the same product. Not even the same total square footage. This is just wrong.The 7X Scott Towels were:Absolutely the best rags I've ever used. They clean literally everything with just water. Damp the rag and start wiping down almost anything everything.They're even great if you run out of toilet paper or bum wipes. They actually clean better than most TP's, for real. Tear or cut them with scissors into 4 sections, refill a wet wipe container and a small amount of water.Grab "The 7X Scott Rags" for it all 💯

Product is great for our shop, we like the absorbency and quality. The amazon description is incorrect and confusing, it looks like one order is 8 boxes of 200 sheets. We ordered 4 and received 4 single boxes.

Frankly I use them to clean up any puppy accidents.

great product but cannot trust the shipper. I paid $180 for 8 boxes and only received 1. had to spend so much time w amazon CS, getting thru AI chatbots to get this sorted out.

Towels are all piled up in the boxs and you can’t centre pull them, can’t put them in my dispenser or even on a rollGood for nothing garbage.

YOU THINK YOU ARE ORDERING 8 BOX OF 200 SHEETS BUT YOU WILL RECEIVE ONLY ONE BOX OF 200 SHEETS. THERE IS NO RETURN POSSIBLE. STAY AWAY!

My order was for 8 boxes of Scott Rags and I have received only 1 box...with the mention: this completes your order.This order is not complete...and I have no information about the seller, about a contact number or about an email address to report the problem.