Who has good surgical "huck" towels?

[MEP001]

Has anyone found a supplier for a good huck towel? I bought some used ones from Towels By Dr. Joe, and they're a mix of different weaves. The new ones they sell for vending are extremely linty (despite being advertised as lint-free) and after being washed are even worse. But some of the ones mixed into the used ones are much better; thicker cloth, more absorbent and really are lint-free. The weave is a sort of herringbone pattern. If anyone knows where to find these in bulk I'd really like to know.

 

[Whale of a Wash]

I have been selling those towels from quick dry, seem to be fairly decent , but not too reasonably priced. I did a search ---the king of rags has those towels 70 of them for 19.99. Might be ok
http://www.metroplexwaste.com/servlet/the-Surgical-Towels/Categories

 

[MEP001]

I don't like the Quick Dry either, and after I posted this I did a little more searching. What I got in the used bundle are huck towels; the Quick Dry and the "surgical" towels from Dr. Joe are not. Thanks for the site; it looks promising, and I may order some to see what they're like, but they're so much cheaper than what I've been getting I'll be very surprised if they're any good.

 

[chadrpalmer]

auto towels out of California, after shipping i think we way about 70 cents a towel, they do a heck of a job

 

[MEP001]

Their "huck" towel doesn't look like it's a huck weave. It's also too expensive for a towel I plan to vend for $1.

 

[JMMUSTANG]

How about microfiber towels from Sam's.
24 towels for qpprx. $10.50 comes out to around .47 each and they work great.