Where to get lint free or near lint free towels?

Alan K · Nov 9, 2017

Will be doing an overhaul this winter and am looking for some lint free towels to use. We always used them at Vo-Tech but cant remember what they used there. Are the blue shop towels a good deal for this purpose or is there something better?

Fred Werring · Nov 9, 2017

I just typed in "lint free shop " at Amazon, it came up with several.

Doesn't mean you gotta buy them there, but you'll know whats available

Fred

37chief · Nov 9, 2017

Around here paint stores sells them, or auto paint stores will have good ones also. Stan

Stephen Newell · Nov 9, 2017

I agree, use paint store rags.

Adirondack case guy · Nov 9, 2017

Harbor Freight has a pack of them FREE with any purchase, this Veterans Day weekend. If you have their flier to clip the coupon.
Loren

MSD · Nov 9, 2017

Menards has the blue shop rags for $5.99 this week. I think the white ones are a little stronger than the blue personally.

steve19438 · Nov 9, 2017

old fashion cloth diapers are lint free. I use them to clean my eye glasses.

Bob Harvey · Nov 9, 2017

Beat me to it. I have about 2 doz. from 30 odd years ago that were used 'in house'. Don't use them on oil or grease (paper or old towels for that).

John730D · Nov 9, 2017

Microfiber towels. Walmart, Harbor Freight, Autozone, Napa, ect.

matthies · Nov 9, 2017

MSD, I thought I was the only one who thinks the whites are better than the blues.

Motorcraftman · Nov 10, 2017

What do You Guys use to Clean car Windshields... Seems You can NEVER get them Clean.. When The Sun Hits it.. LOL... Thanks, Larry

Lynerd · Nov 10, 2017

Larry Newspapers. Lynn

rustyfarmall · Nov 11, 2017

(quoted from post at 17:34:49 11/09/17) Menards has the blue shop rags for $5.99 this week. I think the white ones are a little stronger than the blue personally.

There are 2 different grades of the blue shop towels. The good grade can be found at most auto parts stores. The cheap grade comes from Wal-Mart and probably Menard's, etc. The good grade is tough enough that you can actually wash them and use it again. "Bounty" paper towels from the kitchen are just as good as the cheap blue towels.

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