Buffalo Industries (10085PB) Recycled Multicolored T-Shirt Cloth Rags, 50 lb. bag, All-Purpose Rag for Cleaning, Paint Spills and Cleanup, Staining, Polishing, Dusting, Made from Recycled Materials

Good assortment of sizes and colors. They absorb well and work great for paint cleanup, staining, or general shop use. The material holds up after multiple uses. A cost-effective solution for large projects.

Good product for whatever you need them for.

Love this company and the rags it provides. you always get exactly what is described with ton's of options

Great

If you guys don't buy many recycled tshirt and shirt rags, one thing you should know is that hardly any of them (or these) are what you might picture.. You might picture lots of nice cut up cotton t-shirts. THEY ARE NOT. Most are polyester blended garments from the underware to sweat shirt garments.Whats that matter? It matters because if you expect these to be nice pure, thick cotton, stop thinking that. These (and all other bulk low priced recycled rags) unless specified in the listing, will not easily absorb oils, water or other liquids like pure cotton does, so don't expect that.But listen, they actually do work as "work rags" or mechanics rags, painters rags but expect to go through them quickly because they are mostly thin garments, and simply aren't usually absorbable fabrics such as a box full of Gildan ultra cotton tshirt rags, which would cost 200 bucks for this amount of rags. No one is gonna pay that.. You will find "some" pure cotton garments, but not many.Bottom line is this.. I've been buying recycled boxed rags in bulk for many years. These are as good as any other ones out there. Just understand what these really are and be realistic in your expectations of this. Hope this helps some of you... I do recommend them and rated 5 stars.

Overall useable. Small percentage of rags were not up to 'reclaimed' quality, including some with bits of printing, stains or were not t-shirt material.

Works great for painting and staining

Not what I expected. They smell terrible and many have tags still attached. What I bought from another company was clean cut cotton rags. This is not that. It's a bunch of smelly t-shirts. I could have got the same thing buying old t-shirts at yard sales. It's no wonder they were cheaper. You get what you pay for.