Simpli-Magic Flour Sack Kitchen Towels 24"x24" (12 Pack) – 100% Cotton, Lint-Free, High Absorbent Tea Towels – Perfect for Dish, Baking, Crafting

I already wrote a review... you come back asking about the size of these towels? It clearly states they are 24 x 24 inches. I do not have time to write lengthy reviews. When possible, i elaborate on an impressive item but 5 stars should say it all. It means I like every aspect of these towel. FINALLY found a kitchen towel that works. It is NOT flower sack material. That does not exist in this century. These are a little thin, but very thirsty for drying dishes or using to clean counters. I like they wash clean, where previous orders of this type would look dirty, grayish, with stains after first wash. These wash clean.

I use these for many different purposes. The sizing is perfect for when I make my mini bread loaves. It is a very good quality that is soft and not at all cheap-feeling. I'll end up getting more when I'm ready to start my craft project, this also works great for removing any lint residue from any of your crafting projects.

I love cute kitchen towels but I hate that they are not absorbent and don’t properly dry dishes. I still use my cute towels to dry my hands and such but these are what I call my “non-negotiables” in the kitchen. They are very large so you can dry so many dishes and pots with one towel. If you haven’t tried potato sacks for dishes, furniture, windows etc. you must try these, they are amazing at getting the job done.

A bit thin but thirsty. I don't think these will last as long as my last set of flour sack towels because they are very thin, but they are very absorbent and get the job done.

They hold up very well and absolutely no fuzz

One day I will learn to read everything in the product info. Who in their 1800’s mind would buy kitchen towels that recommended washing by hand in a bucket if they had? My towels arrived and they went straight into the washer/dryer so I could use them. They look and feel thin but you can be surprised at times. Oh I was surprised when while folding I found 7 out of the 30 had fraying edges. That is nearly 25%. I have no confidence that they will hold up for any respectable amount of time. If you are in the market for hand washable kitchen towels, buy them and let us all know how long they last. I, myself, will continue to machine wash my semi disposable towels just as planned. I’ll update their longevity under those circumstances as they fall apart. Long story short…I do NOT recommend.

Bought to make funny towels for gifts. Nice fabric and great size. Wish they came in other colors

Very inexpensive, but they stain easily and have a low-quality, thin, open weave. One looked brown and not white.

I liked these flour sack towels. They do shrink a little bit once washed and dried so they're a little more manageable in size once you wash them. Very durable and bleach well.

Love these - light, dry quickly, and are easy to wash and bleach to keep white. They are flour sac towels so they are a thin weave, if that's what you're looking for.

I learned from a video on canning that it is better to buy these flour sack towels, rather than cheesecloth for canning for a few reasons: 1. They come in a dozen and are cheaper than cheesecloth in the long run. 2. You can use them over and over again and they last for years. All you have to do is wash and dry after use. 3. They are more durable because they have sen edges. I am so happy I bought these because they are perfect for straining broths. The price of cheesecloth has been going up and this is so much more practical. I am so happy I bought these.

Very very thin and much smaller than others for much the same price. I'm using for embroidery and these have been a waste of money.

I love these so much. Have seen them in shops 3x and 4x the cost. They are beautiful. Highly recommend. Calgary, Canada.