VALENGO New Lint Free Rags – 100% Cotton Cloth, Soft T-Shirt Rags, Lint Free Cloth for Staining Wood, Cast Iron, Dusting, Polishing, Painting and Cleaning – Reusable & Absorbent – 17”x17” (Pack of 7)

This is clearly high quality material and worked great for applying polyurathane finish to woodwork. I will say that the price at this time ($15USD) is a bit high for a handful of sheets, but they are large enough to cut in half or even thirds. There was no lint to be found, and they absorb just enough finish to be useful without soaking up everything. You could use these for a number of applications.

These VALENGO lint-free cotton rags are fantastic! They’re soft, absorbent, and ideal for wood staining, polishing, cleaning, and even art projects. The 17”x17” size is perfect for a variety of tasks. They leave no lint behind, making them great for precision work. The 7-pack is a great value and they’re durable enough for multiple uses.

Large and soft. Lint and streak free.

I have ordered this item a few times. Made of good quality.

Perfect all minds of projects. I use these for cleaning and diy projects. They cone in a big pack and last quite a while. You could even wash them and reuse if you wanted too.

The PERFECT rags for applying any and all stains and oils. Strong with zero lint.

Not a lot of cleaning rags for the price. 7 thin rags for almost $10 The picture shows a stack of towels, but then a little packet on the side. That's what you get.Must be the hidden shipping charge. :(

I was looking for some cheap rags that I could use to clean and season my cast iron and carbon steel pans. I imagine most of you who are looking at these rags are probably thinking the same thing. Well, let me tell you that when it comes to value these guys are it. The quality for the performance these rags offer is great. Using it to spread that oil on my pans is easy and its absorbent enough to absorb any excess oil that I put on my pan. Any of you Kent Rollins fans out there know that you could just use any bandana or old rag to season your pans. Well, I didn’t have any bandanas or t-shirts that I didn’t want. So instead, I used these rags which were cheap, absorbent, and easy to wash. You’ll need to understand that these rags are white, so once you use them for seasoning your pan you need to know that these rags are going to get dark, and they’re going to look dirty. If you don’t like using a rag like that on your pans then you may just have to stick to using paper towels. However, if you are tired of throwing away so many paper towels and you are sick of having a little bit of lint on your pans after you’re done seasoning then these are the rags for you. After a few uses I just rinse the rag through hot water, get any excess oil out of it, let it dry out in the sun or just somewhere open and I get to using the rag again. In fact, I’m actually still on my first rag. This thing has been solid, it retains its shape, and it spreads that seasoning just as well as any old t-shirt. If you’re looking for a handy product to help you save money on paper towels and get rid of that leftover lint then look no further. You’ve found your solution.