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• 100% cotton recycled white flannel is very absorbent
• Great for polishing & cleaning a variety of surfaces
• Great alternative to diaper polishing cloths
• Soft consistent square/rectangular pieces are professional looking

• 100% cotton recycled thermal wiping cloths
• Great towel substitute
• Very absorbent
• Works well on glass, Plexiglas, tiles, walls & metal surfaces
• Uniform square/rectangular pieces
• Available separately in white or color

100% Cotton Wiping Rags Non-Stitcheded White

• New diaper cloths are great for polishing
• 100% cotton, soft & lint-free
• Excellent absorbency
• Ideal for janitorial cleaning, glass cleaning, furniture/woodworking & the car care industry
• Machine washable

• New cotton material with duel-sided texture: one side smooth, one side textured
• Professional square/rectangular pieces
• White French terry has been pre-washed and is very absorbent
• White makes an excellent cleaning cloth
• Color is ideal for general purpose wiping

Cleaning towels, cloths and rags for every task. We have lint free, streak free, ultra absorbent, economical, durable and re-washable towels. Whether you need a cleaning rag for home or office, auto, boat, or your favorite sport or hobby, you'll find it here. Please don't hesitate to call a customer service representative if you have any questions or if you don't see a specific item. If it's not listed, we either have it or can get it.

These cotton cleaning rags are great for all general purpose tasks where a good quality rag is needed. Made from the remnants of clothing manufacturers, many of the rags are 100% cotton and provide strength and absorption. Even though the rags are not hemmed on the edges, they can even be rewashed and reused a few times for added value. Perfect for messy clean-up jobs such as oil and grease in the garage, paint or stains used for home improvements and wiping down tools.

While both mittens and gloves perform the same hand warming tasks, there are a number of differences between them. Perhaps the most obvious are style and design, but the differences go deeper than that. Those who must spend hours exposed to cold weather, such as skiers and forest rangers, do develop a preference between the two under various conditions and air temperatures. Some prefer the articulation provided by gloves, while others favor the warmer atmosphere inside a pair of insulated mittens.