Nabob Wipers New Lint Free Rags 100% Cotton Cleaning Rags, Soft Cloth Tshirt Material for Cast Iron, Staining Wood, Dust Rags, Shoe Polishing (18"x18") 3 Pack

These cleaning cloths work perfectly on our Blackstone. They’re durable, absorbent, and make it easy to wipe down the griddle after cooking. Much better than using paper towels. Definitely a must have for keeping the Blackstone in top shape.

Clean, cut equally, absorbent

So, nothing really special about T-shirt fabric here...what could go wrong? Nothing of course. It's just T-shirt fabric, and they perform as expected. I use these to apply stains to wood projects. And they are adequately low lint for that purpose. But, if you were looking for "lint free", the instructions say you will need to wash them and dry before use. (Which will likely curl and shrink the fabric if that matters to you.). Maybe just better to describe it as clean, unused T-shirt fabric, and leave the lint claim out of the description.

Very durable and easy to wash. Dries very quickly and great value for the price

Never knew I needed these t-shirt quality squares until I wanted to wipe down and provide maintenance for 9 well-ridden family bicycles in my garage! It saved me about 10 rolls of paper towels! And the best part is I only used about 10 of these rags as I kept one just for Windex, one just for Goo Gone, one just for chrome polish, one just for bike waxing, a couple just for bike polishing, a few for chain degreasing and one just for chain re-lubricating throughout the whole cleaning process. That way it conserved each of the applications instead of throwing a paper towel away when it was no longer usable (with product still on it.) A win/win situation all the way around!

They’re as thin as a cheap t-shirt, which is what I think they are! They look and feel like remnant material from a t-shirt factory that figured out they could offload their garbage for cash on Amazon.The quality is 0. It’s literally just a bunch of janky, unevenly cut pieces of t-shirt material sent to you in a bag. They are un-hemmed so the edges have loose fibers that drop lint before, during, and after washing. The edges roll once washed so they don’t lie flat or fold well. And they are so thin they don’t do a good job of being, ya know, a freakin’ rag!How thin are they, you ask? Like almost read-a-book-through-them thin. Like a-high-quality-paper-towel-would-absorb-more-than-these-things thin. Like, I might-use-them-instead-of-cheesecloth thin. Like I-wouldn’t-feel-confident-using-these-iif-I-ran-out-of-toilet-paper-in-an-emergency thin.I am ashamed that I spent $10 on this product and am utterly stunned that 68% of 4213 reviews gave these actual pieces of garbage 5 stars.

Nice rags made out of T-shirt material, but not lint free even after washing

These work as advertised. I've used them for finishing, cleaning, and just wiping dust. I have yet to wash any but based on the material, shouldn't be an issue. I like have reusable rags, although obviously not all uses are reusable. But if I can avoid complete throw away, that is good.