WypallX70 Extended Use Reusable Cloths (41600), Jumbo Roll, Long Lasting Performance, White, 1 Roll, 870 Sheets

I actually bought these to make liners/filters for home-made COVID-19 masks per the information online regarding the filtration ability of high quality shop towels. We have also found that they are just excellent cloths for cleaning too, so we get a two-for-one. Highly absorbent, as well as lint and streak free cleaning for glass and stainless steel.As a COVID-19 protection, I followed the instructions for making the Los Angeles Suay Community Mask Coalition mask, who recommended the X80 material that was unavailable at the time of my purchase. This product has proven to be a good alternative.

These X70 wipes cost more than the WypAll options, but consider they are wider than most (this one is the maximum width which fits into the holder) and the quality of these wipes is fantastic. With some of the premium WypAll wipes the primary benefit is the rag-like long life, that's here too, but in addition these are almost like lint-free optical cloths in their quality. The roll is so big it will take me many months to go through it, so the cost is justified. Even though this is expensive, I have concluded it is worth it and I will be buying again - I'm glad to have found Amazon has these on Prime. Really an excellent product and worth the cost. I hope Kimberly Clark never decides to cut quality on them.Update: Mar 2020The box that this came in was in perfect condition, but somehow the roll had been smashed, so it is now deformed and the center tube is crushed. If you have not used these rolls before, this might not seem like a big deal. It’s actually a huge problem because the roll won’t rotate on the holder when the tube is crushed. I’m thinking about returning it. It’s a shame to waste an entire roll, but this is probably non functional.This isn’t a shipping problem (or doesn’t appear to be one) but rather they may have made the tube too thin.

A double layer of this material might be good for which to make a mask. See study by Julie Bort, Apr 2, in Business Insider on Polyester hydro knit towels.

My work kept buying C-fold tools for me to use in my truck repair shop. I bought this roll to prove to my boss it was better, they are by far. I have been going through far less towel. These also hold up to cleaning off greasy parts. They are not as tough as the red cloth rags, but you can just throw these out and get a new one (unlike the cloth rags)

I find these x70 towels are much better than paper towels or cloth shop rags that have to be washed. I do a lot of motorcycle and classic car work in my shop and find these to be the perfect solution. They are very durable and I can even wash them out in my solvent sink and re-use them.