Those red rags are very linty in my experience. When I need a lint-free rag,
I reach for an old towel or t-shirt. What exactly is a "proper" rag anyway?
Ken
-----Original Message-----
From: ext David Scheidt [mailto:dscheidt@tumbolia.com]
On Mon, 30 Apr 2001, Derek Harling wrote:
:
:Sorry to disagree with you Fred but once you've used "proper" rags you'll
never go back to
:"shirt-tail" rags - not even to "old T-shirt" rags - not to mention
"never-worn-nightie" rags.
:And proper ones don't cost much. Sort of like buying new tires vs
"$20-specials".
:Derek
Depends on what you're doing with them. If you're just wiping up, and
cleaning your hands, cotton clothing works pretty darn well. If you're
doing something that needs a clean, lint-0free rag, store bought rags are
great. (why are they all red?) I've recently become a fan of the blue
"Shop Towel" style paper towels. They're perfectg for mcuyky stuff, and
they're tough enough to stand up to some scrubbing.
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