I stayed them everywhere in my house and car.
at $21.95 they come out to about 7 cents a wipe.  it feels expensive in the beginning, but after Alexa does the math for u, u realize are they each worth 7 pennies a piece... yes they r.  they last... and last.  I used 1 with pledge to clean my glass dinning table (not cleaned in at least a month... dont judge... we dont use it), after I was done the wipe was still looking good so I moved on to my wet bar.  I folded it a bunch of times to keep the side I was using clean.  I then went into the kitchen with a new 1 and did all of my kitchen counter granite.  as kitchen size goes... its smaller, but not that small.  my granite is black and I didnt realize how much yucky stuff was lurking til I used a single wipe.  I then grabbed another and cleaned my entire toilet.  again great results.  ok lets recap... for 21 cents I cleaned my wet bar, dinning room table, kitchen counter, and my toilet... sign me up for another package of 300 please.  I did put the towel down for a few minutes after wiping the table and I will say that it dried rather fast, so if it isn't really dirty I think u could use 1 again... im not sure if u would want to keep a used 1 lying around, but I think u could.  the only thing I didnt love about the product was the packaging.  these 9" x 9" cloths are just lying on top of eachother in a super simple plastic wrapper that once it is open... its not cleanroom ready.  anything could get into the package.  I suppose if u were already inside a clean room when u opened them, it would remain clean, but it just feels like they should have added a ziplock edge to one side of the package.  just a side note... I tried to tear 1 with just water on it, and I wasnt able to... I wasnt using all of my strength, but by just pulling it only stretched the wipe out, it did not tear it.  they r pretty heavy duty and lint free when it comes to cleaning.  I hope this was helpful.
Rating: 5 stars