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03-20-06, 07:10
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Costco MF WW"S....
in the kitchen/bath towell section. 10 pack for $13. Seem pretty decent.
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03-20-06, 07:59
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I'll have to look into those this week. 
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03-21-06, 07:03
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Or at the local BJ's Wholesale here,
25 MF's for $9.99. Quality isn't too good, but hey, we can always use more rags!
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03-21-06, 07:05
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Or at the local BJ's Wholesale here,
25 MF's for $9.99. Quality isn't too good, but hey, we can always use more rags!
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Right you are.
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03-21-06, 09:28
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I bought 10 of these ww's today at Costco. They are made by Eurow. I am not sure if they are high enough quality to use on my paint but they look fine for windows, wheels, door jams, and some for the wife in the kitchen.
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03-21-06, 10:47
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I researched this brand "Eurow." Only website I found selling their microfiber is a website that sells Eurow brand microfiber diapers... :-/
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03-21-06, 03:43
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Or at the local BJ's Wholesale here,
25 MF's for $9.99. Quality isn't too good, but hey, we can always use more rags!
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I dunno I find them just fine...  |
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03-21-06, 04:14
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Vee-dub in da hauz, yah
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Eurow's website
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I researched this brand "Eurow." Only website I found selling their microfiber is a website that sells Eurow brand microfiber diapers... :-/
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03-21-06, 07:10
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What size?
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03-21-06, 07:45
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What size?
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They appear to be 16"X28".
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03-21-06, 10:32
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Are these them? |
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03-22-06, 09:28
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Very similar (I picked up a package of the Costco ones a few weeks back). Those ones seem to be the same towels just different colors. I think the packages at Costco have gold, green, white and blue.
IMO, they're too coarse for use on paint, but would work well for wheels and the like (or possibly bug removal and the like).
They're definitely useful though, and the price is right. They work GREAT in the kitchen |
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