WypallPowerClean X90 Cloths Ultra Duty Wipes (12891), Brag Box, Extended Use Towels, Blue (1 Pack of 136 Sheets, 136 Sheet Total)

What more can be said than the title? I used to buy these by the roll when I had my own shop. My guys loved them so much I'd often "catch" them grabbing a few extra off the roll for their toolbox (to take home no doubt, LOL).They are worth EVERY penny as they can be used over and over again! I machine wash them, and even add a schpritz of fabric softener and they smell (and hold that smell) wonderful!Now that I've downsized, I only bu them by the box (on auto-ship) to save a few bucks, but still use them as my "go-to" rags for EVERYTHING! Spills from oil, to antifreeze and any other liquid I've ever thrown at them the suck it up like a champ! Throw them out? PUH! Maybe after like 15 washings, and even then they're make for great pillow stuffing as they're REALLY soft right out of the box! Just kidding about stuffing pillows, but I could probably put them in the dogs' bed and they certainly wouldn't mind!Anyhow, if you're not convinced by now, these just may not be the ones for you, but trust me, if you give them a try, you just may never go back to regular rags, or "heavy-duty" paper towels again!You have my word on it. I'm Stevo. Friends call me Stevo. Feel free.

These look like paper towels until you pick one up. So far I have used only 20 towels. Not because I don't need many, but because they are so tough they can be WASHED and reused !!. I use them in the kitchen for normal cleaning and degreasing, and out in my shop to clean auto parts and wash cars. IT'S A FREAKING PAPER TOWEL !!I've thrown them into a bucket and soaked them with dish soap and degreaser , rinsed them off with hot water, and hung them to dry, and have no problem getting 10, 20 uses out of them. Took some and cut them into 1 inch squares for cleaning firearm barrels, and that works great too.Once I was busy and asked my wife to wash them, and she used the washing machine and dryer !! Go figure? They shrunk a little but were still usable. These little X90 towels are freaking great. I've reduced my need for red shop towels to only 10% this month, and I've only used 20 X90 towels. I still have over 100 new ones in the box. I only wish I had found out about these years ago.

I am very pleased with these towels. They are soft and strong and dirt clings to them. I have three dogs who track in dirt. I got tired of using hand towels and having to put gritty towels in my washing machine. Now I have this box of Wypall X90 wipers right by the door and I clean their paws as they come in. No more towel washing. I can just throw out the gritty Wypall towel. I tried using conventional paper towels and the dirt did not stick to them, it just fell on the floor defeating the whole purpose of wiping their paws. These are great disposable towels with the strength and absorbancy of fabric. I look forward to finding plenty of uses for them around the house and probably out in the barn as well.

Great for cleaning tools, most of anything except hands . The towel are very ruff on hands .Towel are strong. Can be used more than once. You can wet them and still used them.

Recently purchased the X90 towels and had been using the X80. I cut them in 1/2 to use them (see pic). The mfg website has a PDF that compares their products, but didn't make a huge distinction between them. The cost was about $7 more for the X90 so decided to try them. Note I purchased the X80 over a year ago for about $26 and they are now running $36 showing list of $50 which I think is crazy inflation. The X90 is very much thicker. It feels almost like a thick canvas shamy, but is softer like a T-shirt. Guessing you could literally iron these like clothing. It was more absorbent for oil, but not sure the price is justified. Using on a variety of motors in garage like chainsaw, mower, truck, jetski, etc. I think the X90 would be great for polishing or waxing and maybe oil spills. Neither of these had the waxy plastic feel of the blown polypropylene. I really like lint free and they both come close, but rusted oily surfaces will still get burrs of lint that are fairly easy to deal with. Hope that helps.

Towels are now bunched together, in an ultra-cheap corrugated cardboard box, which is absolutely useless for either easy staff access, or, respectable presence in an office or public-view location. Once excellent, now sorry.....

An excellent choice for using around the shop/home. They can be washed and reused at least once. Hard to tear and very strong. Very good value compared to the usual "Blue Roll" shop towels.

Better than napkins for cleaning the rims of my car. Durable and absorbent. Also great for wiping up spills instead of wasting napkins. These can be rinsed and used over several times. Great product.