Description
Loose Cotton Rag (White)
Our Loose Cotton Rag (White) is made from recycled T-shirt materials and is a practical, economical choice for cleaning, wiping, polishing, and general maintenance. These cotton rags are supplied as loose pieces in white color and are suitable for a wide range of industrial, commercial, workshop, garage, and household applications.
Made by recycling used T-shirts into useful cleaning rags, these white cotton rags are a cost-effective solution for everyday cleaning and maintenance tasks. They are suitable for wiping machinery, tools, equipment, work surfaces, dust, dirt, grease, oil, and general spills.
Packing: 20kg per sack
Product Features
- Made from recycled T-shirt materials
- White cotton rags for cleaning and wiping
- Loose, assorted pieces
- Suitable for general cleaning and maintenance
- Useful for workshops, factories, warehouses, garages, and households
- Suitable for machinery, tools, equipment, and work surfaces
- Economical choice for everyday cleaning tasks
- Reuses discarded T-shirt materials for practical cleaning purposes
Size Information
Please note that the sizes of our cotton rags are not fixed. The dimensions depend on the recycled T-shirt and cloth materials we receive. Because the source materials vary, we are unable to guarantee specific dimensions or uniform sizes.
As a recycled textile product, individual pieces may vary in size, shape, thickness, and appearance. These variations are a natural characteristic of recycled cotton rags.
Suitable Applications
Loose Cotton Rag (White) is suitable for:
- General cleaning and wiping
- Machinery and equipment maintenance
- Workshop and garage cleaning
- Wiping tools and work surfaces
- Removing dust, dirt, grease, and oil
- Industrial and commercial cleaning
- Maintenance and repair work
- Household cleaning
- General-purpose wiping and polishing
If you are looking for affordable white cotton rags made from recycled T-shirt materials, our Loose Cotton Rag (White) is a practical choice for everyday cleaning, wiping, and maintenance.
Looking for more information about workplace cleaning and maintenance? Visit OSHA for general workplace safety guidance.
