Item number 167crhti275wMFR number HTI275W
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UPC Code:400011645472
Quickly and easily pick up spills and messes along your bar with the Chef Revival heavy weight full terry bar towel! This towel is designed with 100% high-grade absorbent cotton and heavy fibers to pick up and securely hold liquids as it passes over your bar. Whether you're wiping down counters, cleaning up spills, or drying glassware, this towel is a versatile and essential tool for any establishment.
The crisp white color adds a clean and professional look to your kitchen or bar area. This durable towel is easy to clean, making it a convenient and cost-effective option for busy food service environments. Its large 16" x 27" surface area is great for larger countertops and tables. Weighing 44 oz., it is a fluffier, thicker towel that can handle multiple spills before becoming saturated.
Overall Dimensions:
Length: 27"
Width: 16"
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Attention CA Residents:
This item may be laundered in a washing machine.
Frequently Asked Questions From Customers
These towels are super thick and absorb a surprising amount of liquid. They also survive the washing machine really well, and they are really soft, so they don't scratch anything while you're cleaning.
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
The towels are Good Towels. They absorb spills nicely, wash well, and are the perfect size for every day use. Great for grab and go.
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
These are a bit nicer and sturdier than other brands. I'm not super impressed with the "heavy weight" part of things. Decently made and overall a good towel.
