A cheap tea towel won’t absorb water anywhere near as well as a high-quality one, and you’ll end up spending twice as long on a drying job that turns out to be half as good, streaky or leaves your dishes still feeling damp. These 12 pack microfiber kitchen towels are sterling for a new kitchen, they are absorbent and soft, lint free, and super viscous. HIGHLY ABSORBENT - Soft and heavy duty on both sides, This stripe designed tea towel is engineered to soak up lots of liquid, much more absorbent than cotton towel and the fluffy microfibres dry out fast, scratch-free.

gryeer Microfibre Tea Towels, Super Absorbent, Soft and Thick

If you get to the point where your tea towels don’t smell too fresh even after a hot wash, then it’s time to say goodbye and invest in some new ones. or are simply trying to keep costs down, then you can’t get much cheaper than these IKEA HILDEGUN tea towels. Unlike some of the thinner traditional cotton tea towels, a decent microfibre towel absorbs liquids more quickly, which helps you to dry your dishes much faster to ensure a swift, streak-free finish.With 12 pack, you can have enough for a double washer and two times that amount of water on your dishwasher, additionally, the microfiber floor is soft to the touch and does not get wet, making it valuable for use on top of other dishes in the dishwasher. When it comes to finding a good quality tea towel that is absorbent, dries dishes quickly and leaves plates streak-free, Mumsnetters couldn’t speak more highly of Lamont Poli Dri. You can change your choices at any time by visiting Cookie Preferences, as described in the Cookie Notice. Very much a case of ‘you get what you pay for’, Mumsnet users (along with a whole host of five-star consumer reviews) felt that these tea towels were certainly worth the additional cost.

gryeer Microfibre Tea Towels - Pack of 8 (Stripe Designed

SUPER ABSORBENT - Unlike some towels just push water around, microfibre tea towels are very absorbent and they absorb liquid quickly with just a slight wipe. Do not use these towels on high temperature surfaces such as ovens and stoves to avoid damaging or burning holes on the towel. For an unbiased view, you can’t beat the recommendations of thousands of happy consumers and, when it comes to tea towels, they all agree that the best material for tea towels is microfibre.When investing in your kitchen routine, whether it's something small like the best cleaning products or a big-ticket item like an efficient freezer, you want to make sure what you're spending your money on actually makes your life easier.