Kirkland Signature Ultra High Pile Premium Microfiber Towels, 36 Count (Pack of 1), Yellow - 713160

As I read in most of the reviews, these Kirkland Microfiber Towels are very nice. They are soft, but not overly plush. However, folded in quarters one towel is an inch thick, plenty for most jobs. I do recognize the "huge tag getting in the way" discussion (and it should be clipped off before using), but the towels themselves work great, clean up well in the washer, and are decently priced for people not wanting to battle traffic, find parking, stand in line, etc.. Thanks!

Love the product. Couldn’t find it in stores. And the only store was going to sell them for two dollars a piece.

High quality and cheap

Depending on when you look, these are some of the best bang-for-buck microfiber towels money can buy. Absolutely love them. Absorbs well and is cheap enough that you won't feel bad using them for more 1 one-time use work. Cotton seems high content and grabs dust well and dries/waxes the car nicely.Highly recommend for any car lover or want to keep their beloved product safe.

I really like these towels for their softness ,size , and how they clean things … the only negative is the tag . It’s not good for wiping down car .. it gets in the way and can scratch the paint if not careful

I own a cleaning service (home, office, auto).Always on the prowl for good microfiber towels; chemicals change depending on the circumstances but I'm always using a microfiber towel. They're around ¢.70/towel depending on which seller you get from. I've used everything from Walmart auto microfiber towels (¢.40/towel) to high quality towels ($4/towel).Pros: Decent weight (GSM) for the price.Relatively soft on high pile side, relatively smooth on low pile side.Would be safe to use on delicate surfaces like car paint and durable enough to use to scrub stains from carpets.Decent standard dimensions, not too big or too small.Great for 90% of all situations.Cons:Not edgeless which isn't a big problem, some people hate edges but I use common sense, but would be nice without them. The edges however are not very abrasive.I've only found one color. At home cleaners may not mind. As a professional I need to know with what towels I used to clean toilets and with what towels I used to clean counter tops, what towels I used for wheels/tires and what towels I used to clean car seats. This would be the biggest problem, as great as these towels are (I would buy these for most of my work) I also have to buy other brands and it's a minor inconvenience.

Really, these are the only towels a homeowner needs for auto detailing and house cleaning as one sees fit. By buying in bulk, the cost for these towels is less than a dollar each so at worst, you'll have plenty of microfiber towels for a long time. Many professional auto detailers use these towels for drying, removing polish and wax, applying spray wax and instant detailers, as well as cleaning wheels and chrome. I would recommend some premium towels like Rag Company's Eagle if you are a serious hobby detailer or pro for wax and sealant removal, but those towels can be used in conjunction with these. For housecleaning, I use a bunch of older, cheaper microfiber towels but only because I've had them on hand for years. If I were buying towels to start with, I'd buy a batch of these.By the way, wash with cold or warm water (I don't recommend hot), use a microfiber cleaning product if you are using heavy cleaning or wax chemicals with these, double rinse, and ALWAYS use the air dryer feature in your dryer. NEVER dry microfiber towels on any heat setting. They will wear prematurely. I have 3 and 4 year old towels that I've used extensively but look brand new.But Kirkland, PLEASE, make the tags just a little smaller!

Best towels from Costco ever!!!