Scrim SCR-1200BT-5 Bath Towels, 14" x 36", White (Pack of 300)

They work ok but you need to use a lot of them to dry off from a ahower.

My supply of these finally ran out after 3 years -- Served their purpose for dealing with small parts "blanket" for hobby work -- nice and clean. But as you might expect these days, they seem thinner and definitely about an inch smaller all around the border. I should have taken a pic to reveal to you. They're still quite usable for my purposes. And another 3-year supply I guess. (Wish they had smaller amounts for purchase.)

I wanted disposable bath towels. I have used disposable bath towels I think from Georgia Pacific. This is not want I expected. They do dry you off. They are not as wide as the others. They are made of tissue paper( as in the tissue paper of exam sheet like the doctor's office use.). They have a web of thread like you sew with-- that is the reinforcement. They can hold up and you can use them again, you can squeeze water out to use again, but the tissue start to fall apart. They can be used for wiping off things. I do prefer the other kind that is like a non woven cotton or called I think "Airlaid" which are more expensive.Also the strings of thread reinforcement are scratchy to my skin. The price.... ? It could be a little lower---although they are still thin and you get 300 in the box-- they do absorb pretty well dry off well-- just don't like the scratchy so rub carefully when you dry off---unless you want to feel the scrub.

Got this for camping. We spend most of our camping in "boondocking" situations. Have use microfiber towels but still did not do what I wanted. You know, the "impossible towel" that is the size of a dime until you need it and then it becomes a huge fluffy bath towel that never needs to be washed or cleaned and then reverts to its original dime size.. ;) Well this is not it, but it does take care of some things. At 6ft 2 tall I can get by with 3 of these towels to dry off after a full shower and hair wash. 4 towels is easier but not required. Drying off is like using the microfiber towels, you are better off blotting instead of rubbing like a cotton terry towel. These towels are a about 5 inches narrower then the other "paper" towel option available but just as long. So far not a problem being less wide. Also noted was these towels have a considerable price advantage over the other ones. I have been using these towels for the last month for regular towels and have found them very useful. I have a skin condition, (thanks to Uncle Sammy, and Agent Orange in Vietnam) and have no problem using the towels. No problem with sensitive damaged skin. Have also experimented with reusing the towels. They dry fast and can be reused as bath towels a couple more times if someone needed. We usually cut up the used towels and use them for regular cleaning chores before they get discarded. In the month of testing these towels, a couple things are noted. One does have to endure the snickers when you tell friends you are drying with paper towels! Next time I ain't telling them! No bath towel laundry except for guest towels when needed. A new clean towel after each shower or hand wash. easy to pack in small baggies. reusable, biodegradable, cost effective, no problem with laundry soaps in towels. These are really working out for us on a daily basis. Very pleased with these.

these are TOWELS ! So I would expect some kind of sanitary protection like a sealed plastic cover at the minimum. It looks like someone took a bunch of paper and stuck them in a cardboard box.It has rendered the entire box unusable for the purposes of cleanliness, where regular towels were too much cross contamination.I now have to worry where those pieces of paper they sent have been and who used them for what.Utter waste of money.

I ordered and paid for next day shipping and it promptly arrived the next day. Quite happy to receive it so fast, but it didn't really meet my expectations. The paper is too thin. Why can't they make it thicker like real cloth towel? You need 10 sheets or more of the towels to dry yourself after bathing.I'm still giving it 4 stars because it does its job and the price is reasonable.

These towels are not nearly absorbent enough. It takes 5-8 to dry off.

I was dubious about how these towels would hold up but can definitely say they're the best. I've been doing some time at campgrounds and hate the idea of carrying towels that I would have to wash and dry. These paper towels solved the problem. They're strong, very absorbent and 300 of them take up no more room than a large bath towel. I've never had one shred on me. Unlike cloth towels they also can be used for a host of other disposable towel applications. If you want to simplify your camping experience - these are a great choice. (By the way, an average sized man will use three towels per shower.)