Towels-Wholesale.com offers a complete selection of wholesale bath towels in a variety of sizes, styles, and weights, one that is sure to meet your needs.

FAQ

Q.  What makes your wash cloths a better value than the competition? 

A. Towels-Wholesale.com has been in business for over 40 years.  During that time we have developed close relationships with mills that manufacture to our strict standards.  Whether it is our Luxury or Economy line, we provide towels on a consistent basis that are Whiter and more absorbent than the competition. The mills that we contract with to manufacture our towels are not the lowest priced suppliers in the market but they supply quality products consistently. As direct importers of wash cloths, we carry large inventories to supply the ongoing needs of our customers.

Q.  Are your wash cloths plush?

A. This is a question we receive regularly. What one person considers plush may not be plush to the next person. We offer several styles, sizes, and weights of wash cloths one of which generally meets the needs of our customers.

Q. I just received my order of Economy wash cloths. Why are they so thin?

A. The Economy towels are shipped in machine compressed bales which allows more towels to be fit into a 40’ ocean freight container and as a result reduces freight costs and the overall cost of the towel. The machine compression actually reduces the pile of the towel but once the towel is laundered the pile of the towel will fluff up some. Please bear in mind that Economy wash cloths are priced accordingly, they are wash cloths that absorb and function but aren’t soft.

Q.  What shipping method do you use?

A.  Orders will either ship FedEx Ground or if the order is large enough we will ship with a truck carrier.  For truck shipments you will be contacted prior to the actual shipment to discuss any special requirements. Once your order is shipped you will receive a tracking number.

Q.  How quickly will my order ship?

A.  For stock items orders ship no later than the next business day.  Oftentimes in stock orders ship the same business day.  Because towels-wholesale.com is a direct importer of bar mops we carry extensive inventories that allow us to service our customers in a fast, efficient manner.

Q. What types of accounts purchase use your wash cloths?

A. We supply wholesale bath towels on a continual basis to commercial laundries, health clubs, country clubs, vacation rental properties, fire stations, and promoters to name a few.  

Q.  Which wash cloth should I purchase?

A.  There are a couple of styles and weights available in wash cloths. Generally the more that a facility experiences loss and abuse of wash cloths then a Economy wash cloth will be recommended. For properties catering to an upscale clientele usually a nicer 12 x 12 or heavier 13 x 13 wash cloth is purchased.

Q. Do you offer color wash cloths?

A. We do offer a limited selection of color wash cloths. Our customer base uses 99% White towels so color towels aren’t our specialty.

Q.   How long should wash cloths last?

A.   This is a question that we receive regularly.  It is nearly an impossible question to answer because of a variety of factors including the environment the bath towels are used in, local water conditions, amount of chemicals used, and equipment.  As mentioned previously, towels-wholesale.com takes extra steps in the manufacturing process to maximize the longevity. A heavier towel will generally wear longer than a lighter, smaller towel.

Q.  Why are my wash cloths falling apart prematurely?

 A. Exposure and overuse of chlorine bleach is the main reason that a wash cloth will fail too soon.  If you have small "worn" spots in your towel that are very easy to tear further this is generally a sure sign of either direct contact to chlorine bleach or other chemical. If the towel is coming apart along the edge after the first wash or two then hemming of the towel is faulty.  Finally if the towel is very fuzzy and loose after the first couple of launderings then the towel was woven too loosely. As with any cotton towel product there becomes a time when the towel does wear out.

Q. My wash cloths are yellow or dingy?

Generally when a towel is yellow this indicates that the soap wasn’t fully rinsed out of the wash cloth in the laundering process. You need to either increase the rinse time or reduce the amount of detergent used. If a wash cloth looks dingy out of the packaging this is usually because of inferior cotton yarn used in the towel. If a wash cloth looks dingy after several washes this usually means that there is grease or some other substance in the towel. Generally hotter wash temperatures will do more to help break down and release soil than anything else.