ScottRags in a Box, 350 Count

It's rare for me to be this TOTALLY impressed with a product. And I have no idea why it took me so long to discover it since it and products like it have been around forever. I've either used paper towels or various types of cloth based rags for the multitude of tasks we all encounter around the house and garage each day. And each has issues. Paper towels are so limited in what they can do and I think most of use them for things they were never designed to do, since their durability is basically non-existent and fairly limited absorbency. And when rags get dirty I usually toss them since I don't want to gum up my washer trying to wash them.And Scott Rags in a Box eliminates the need to use anything else for about anything I can think of. They will not fall apart when wet even when wiping down dozens of things with them. They don't look that strong but they really are. And light weight as well. They are not very thick, which I thought might be a problem, but it makes them even more versatile since they are much more pliable and will fit into tight places and yet not tear. And if you want simply double up and that works great as well. And they are SOFT. Incredibly soft which is another plus. I used them even on a quick job to buff some wax off my car and used them to clean my wheels - they rinse easily for continued use on all four wheels. I'm pretty stoked about them as you might tell.I'm not sure they are totally lint free, but I don't see anything. I was doing some touch up staining used them as a stain applicator to rub into the wood. Totally amazed they worked for that. One things for sure, I'll keep these around and not be without them again. I'm getting another box just for the garage but will no doubt use them more for household cleanups and other tasks.

Bought these originally for clean up like you would use Bounty towels. Then one day I ran out of kennel club doggie pee pads. Those come in a pack of 50. What to do???? Well, I had some washable doggie pee pads and decided to place them on the floor where I usually put the kennel club pads. But, I also rolled out 2 at a time of the rags and placed them 2 by 2 next to each other on the washable pads for a target. Works great and there are more of them than the kennel club pads. Not a bad switch IMO.

I bought these rags to use when cleaning my ferrets cage. This is my third order. Here's what I like about them:1. They're STRONG.2. They're disposable.3. They're easy to use.4. There are a lot of them.They're strong: this makes them very economical. Because they are strong, they hold up much longer than standard paper towels. You can even rinse them and reuse them when cleaning up a mess. They're disposable, so even though they have most of the advantages of cloth rags, you can throw them away. I've even put them in my recycling canister. You don't have to wash them, dry them, fold them and put them away.As for ease of use: I just grab one (or two) from the top of the box and pull it out. Sometimes I have to tear it away from the one it's attached to, but usually it comes free. I can pull out about 15-20 to lay aside for emergencies without having to unroll a spool of towels and then tear them to separate. I can keep the box wherever it's most convenient and not worry that someone might disrupt a pile of towels or knock them into rinse water.And there are many more of them than in your standard paper towel roll, and probably more than the cleaning rags you keep around the house.I'm not at home to check, but it seems to me that there is even a simple design of the box that pushes the stack of rags higher as the quantity in the box drops. I do know that I don't have to dig insider or tear up the box to get the last few towels.All in all, I recommend them.

I've used this product for over a decade. I highly recommend it in the garage. My only complaint is as the role gets low, it is harder to pull out and tear off

I usually buy Viva paper towels that are not cheap. I have been using those normally. My neighbor was moving out of town and had a cleaning company introduced me to these as a backup to not use my paper towels as much. These are amazing for cleaning save your paper towels their little pricey but definitely worth it in the long run because you get like 350. I wouldn't hesitate to buy again. And these are the best ones on the market

Hubby uses these for everything.

expensive but thickness is good, i still have many strips left i don’t use it much coz of the price i paid

We cleaned windows with them and they are great.

For what you get I think this is way overpriced. I’m sure there’s an alternative to this.