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New are our linen kitchen towels with amazing absorbency made in Europe. Linen cloths are unsurpassed for perfect polishing of glass materials (glasses, mirrors,...). We select only quality products for a sustainable and healthy life. Tea towels, or tea-drying towels, are used for drying dishes and utensils. They are made of absorbent materials such as cotton or linen. Purple kitchen towels can be used for other purposes such as wiping up spills, dusting surfaces, and cleaning countertops. There are also paper kitchen towels that are disposable and intended to be used only once. Kitchen towels come in a variety of colors and patterns. They can be plain or decorated with prints or embroidery. Some kitchen towels have loops for hanging them on hooks or over towel racks. Most kitchen Towels are rectangular in shape but there square ones too.. The size of a tea towel may vary depending on its intended use but they typically measure about 16 inches by 28 inches (41 cm × 71 cm). Tea towels usually have hemmed edges to prevent fraying.
Linen kitchen towels are an essential part of any well-equipped kitchen. Linen is a durable and absorbent fabric that is perfect for drying dishes, wiping up spills, and general cleaning. Kitchen towels made from linen will last longer and stay fresher smelling than those made from other materials. When shopping for linen kitchen towels, look for ones that are 100% linen or a high percentage of linen blended with cotton. Avoid toweling made completely from synthetic fibers as it will not be as absorbent or durable. Also, check the care label before purchasing to make sure the towel can be machine washed and dried; some require special laundering instructions such as air drying only. Once you have your new towels, put them to work right away! Use them to dry hands after washing, line bread baskets at dinner parties, polish stemware, or wrap up freshly baked cookies. The possibilities are endless - just use your imagination (and maybe a little elbow grease).
