Huck Cloth
Posted: Mon May 01, 2017 9:15 am
I've been using old t shirts to French polish, but they stretch and tiny bits of lint comes off, even though their t-shirt knit. I was trying to think if an alternate, when I remembered huck cloth drapes in medical school.
Huck cloth is cotton that is double woven. It makes it strong and firm, but not so firm as to ruin the cotton qualities that we need. I cut a piece and have been usng it to fp for over 2 hours now.
There is no stretch, so it has a nice smooth bottom, plus there is no lint whatsoever, even though the edges look ragged. Easily washable and sturdy.
Prewash them first on a quick load to remove mfg sizing. Do not use fabric softener. They're nice large towels.
Best price: https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B01231D2 ... UTF8&psc=1
Huck cloth is cotton that is double woven. It makes it strong and firm, but not so firm as to ruin the cotton qualities that we need. I cut a piece and have been usng it to fp for over 2 hours now.
There is no stretch, so it has a nice smooth bottom, plus there is no lint whatsoever, even though the edges look ragged. Easily washable and sturdy.
Prewash them first on a quick load to remove mfg sizing. Do not use fabric softener. They're nice large towels.
Best price: https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B01231D2 ... UTF8&psc=1