BEST TOWEL Pack of 6 Bath Towels - Extra-Absorbent - 100% Cotton - 27" x 54" (Multi, 6 Pack Bath Towel)

The "Sale Price" and Artful Wording, manage to get these sold. The weave threads are so loose one can pull them. When a hot water wash can shrink them their texture plumps %26 tightens. Definitely not a long term towel, but will do the job intended till prices normalize on quality goods made in the USA. Every time I use one I just remind myself I only paid $4 for it. If concerned about the towels dye bleeding on other items in your wash try a Granny Trick. Individually Hot Water Wash dark and light colors. Grab your big 6 quart pasta cooking pot, put in one towel and enough water to just cover it. Measure out one CUP of regular table SALT, stir it in. Turn on the burner medium low heat. No lid. When checking progress, if the water is rising as steam; it is time to turn the heat up, sit down within eye distance. When it is boiling, pop over to it and shut the burner off. Slide the pot off and let it cool till your fingers are comfortable testing the temp. This cool down period allows the salt to lock the dye into the threads core instead of laying on the surface. Use your strainer in your sink and pour towel and water from pot. Allow towel to cool, dripping dry in the sink as you prep and "Dye Fast Treat" another towel. Put treated first towel off into a basket, freeing the strainer for the next towel to drip off in. This treatment will work on any fabric you may have questions concerning dye fastness. It works on both chemical and vegetable dyes. Even high end articles can be unknowingly made from cheaply dyed fabrics. You won't know till after the item has tinted the whole load of clothes it was washed with. Even items within the same order can be made from different runs of fabric. So the next pair of jeans over, from the one's you are going to try on, could ruin your wash day.