Is It Bad to Run Your Dishwasher Every Day?

I’ve Been Using These Bath Towels in My Kitchen for Almost a Year — And They Still Look Good as New (Bonus: They’re 20% Off)

published Now

We independently select these products—if you buy from one of our links, we may earn a commission.

Credit: Lauren Kolyn

I love a cheeky tea towel more than almost anything. ( Here’s one that makes me smile. And another !) But I find that they’re not actually absorbent enough. Regular ol’ dish towels aren’t much better. And, as great as microfiber cloths are, I don’t really want to dry my hands with them (is it just me or do the little hooks seem to catch on every single ridge in your fingerprint?). So even though I have stacks and stacks of kitchen towels, I haven’t found one that I truly, madly love. Until the folks at Brooklinen suggested I try using their Waffle Hand Towel in the kitchen.

The brand, which I already knew and trusted for their oh-so-comfortable sheets , launched their Waffle Towels and Robes collection in late July last year, and I’ve been rotating between two of these hand towels ever since. Simply put: They’re winners in the kitchen. And right now, thanks to Brooklinen’s massive Birthday Sale , the hand towels (oh and sheets , to w els , and robes too !) are 20 percent off (FYI, this is one of their best deals since Black Friday!).

Buy Now Watch More In Organize & Clean

Credit: Lisa Freedman

Of course, I was skeptical of bath towels in the kitchen. Would something just feel … not right? Would it look like I put bath towels in the kitchen? Would they even do the trick? No. No. And yes!

Credit: Lisa Freedman

See, these towels are made of 100 percent Turkish cotton and they are shockingly absorbent — especially considering how lightweight they are. They’re also shockingly fast drying, even after I’ve used one to dry a sink’s worth of dishes. I love that they don’t leave little pieces of lint behind and how soft they are to the touch. Plus, they’re giant compared to the other dish towels I have (20 by 30 inches).

In addition to using these towels to dry my dishes, I’ve also been using them to dry my hands, wipe up around the sink area, and grab hot sheet pans out of the oven (just bunch one up real good!). And they’re still looking good as new.

I do have to confess that I have one regret when it comes to these towels. I wish I had gotten some for the bathroom, too.

Buy : Waffle Hand Towel , $28 (normally $35) for two at Brooklinen

Do you have a favorite dish towel to use in the kitchen? Tell us about it in the comments below.

Lisa Freedman

Lifestyle Director

Lisa Freedman is the Lifestyle Director at The Kitchn. She has never met a cheese or a washi tape she didn't like. She lives in New York state with her husband and their pup, Millie.

Follow Lisa

Source : food