- Long-lasting microfiber towels – 6x more durable than cotton
- Ultra-absorbent – 3x more than cotton
- No fiber loss — great for manicures and pedicures
- 16″ x 29″ – won’t shrink
- 10 towels per pack
Product Description
Amazing durability, absorbency and stain resistance that only Softees with Duraguard can offer. These super-soft, hard-wearing microfiber towels are perfect for all your hair care & beauty needs and are strong & non-streaking for cleaning mirrors, or washing the car or boat…. More >>
DOES NOT ABSORB AS WELL AS EXPECTED.
CAN BE USED AS A BATHROOM HAND TOWEL
AS LONG AS IT HAS TIME TO DRY BEFORE
NEXT PERSON NEEDS IT.
Rating: 2 / 5
I bought a pack of these towels in Black, and I was astounded at how badly they bled. Luckily I caught it before they could bleed onto anything important. I don’t know if the instructions say so, but you should definitely wash them before using them.
They work astoundingly well in any room of the house, and when I use them on my hair, sometimes they remove so much water that I have to re-wet it. They’re definitely worth the money, but I wish they didn’t bleed.
Rating: 4 / 5
I’m not a salon professional or a hairstylist or anything- I was just trying to find microfiber hand/bath towels for my bathroom (and for travel) and couldn’t imagine spending $25-30 PER small towel (which is what the Aquis brand go for). I finally decided to give these a go since they got such great reviews and the price was so reasonable.
These towels are perfect. They are slightly longer than hand towels, so they work well for drying your hair or using to dry hands. True to their microfiber label, they are very absorbant. They are also incredibly light and fold incredibly flat.
Seriously- look no further. If you want some good quality microfiber towels to use as hand towels, hair towels, or for around the house, these are the ones to get.
Rating: 5 / 5
These are great! They wick up the water quickly – in fact, have to rewet the hair if not careful.
Rating: 5 / 5
Softees micro fiber towels are incredibly absorbant. They are far better at drying dishes and glassware than ordinary cotton ones. They are also available in a whole host of colors. The only negatives are their tendancy to melt when used to handle hot pots and pans from oven or stove and the micro fiber snags on rough surfaces like serrated knives. Otherwise, they’re the best kitchen towels I’ve ever used.
Rating: 4 / 5