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I was at walmart yesterday, they have made in USA towels, nice bath size , hand towels, bath sheet size,wash cloths.

 

 

 

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Wish there was a Walmart in NYC.

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For quality and price you can't beat the Charisma line at Costco. I haven't tried Walmart but I would if I needed towels.

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@froggy wrote:

For quality and price you can't beat the Charisma line at Costco. I haven't tried Walmart but I would if I needed towels.


@froggy  Over time I switched out all of our towels for the Costco Charismas.  They are thick, absorbant, non-shedding, etc.  I like the design on the Catherine Zeta-Jones towels I saw on tv this morning, but I know the quality of the Costco towels.

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Yes, agree WalMart towels are great.  Wear forever.


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I bought some Better Homes and Gardens towels about a year or so ago at Walmart, and hands down, the best towels I have seen and used and purchased for decades. 

 

I went through scores of brands, buying, bringing them home, washing, and dealing with picking and pulling and shedding and linting until I thought I would scream. 

 

I had watched these BHG towels at Walmart for months, loved the carved sculpted look of them, and when they started to clearance them, bought some. Couldn't believe I found towels that were made and performed like good towels from decades ago. I went back and bought a ton of them in four different colors for both my baths. 

 

I love nice quality and pretty towels, but 90% of those made today are neither, especially after washing. 

 

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These are the ones I got at Walmart, but not made in USA. Super quality though. They originally came in about 8 colors and I think I got at least four colors. 

 

The USA made brand I've seen at Walmart is called Made Here. I've wanted to try them, but they are a bit more pricey than many others, and that would be ok for made here, as long as the quality is good. I keep thinking I will try just one, and see how they hold up. Without trying them, but just by the look and feel, I expect they are going to pull and pick very easily, like most everything I've tried from here. If I can find them on sale/clearance, I will give them a try though. I believe they are made by 1888 Mills, and there is a FB page under that name that shows more of their products. 

 

QVC should feature these, as we are always looking for them to bring us made in USA products. 

 

 

 

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@IMW wrote:

Wish there was a Walmart in NYC.


There is online Walmart everywhere.

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These are made in the usa, they are very nice,i bought two to see how they were.

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The Charisma bath sheets at Costco are truly bath sheets.  They are quite large.

 

I pulled one out and wrapped it around me to check.

 

Great price, too.

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@VaBelle35 wrote:

The Charisma bath sheets at Costco are truly bath sheets.  They are quite large.

 

I pulled one out and wrapped it around me to check.

 

Great price, too.


They have both regular towels and bath sheets, but the regular towels are oversized.