Would this make a good towel to place over the sun deck on a boat for the kids to get in and out onto? i need something absorbent.
38623
I am very impressed with the absorbancy of this product. Also very compact and space is at a premium on a boat, so yes.
716073
Maybe...probably. If the unit is in a weather protected area (mostly NOT raining) it would be a nice way to warm towels. Here's the thing though (and has nothing to do with being outside or inside) you won't be able to load it with big towels. Regular sized bath towels are okay and even at that...only two at most. The warming function shuts off after about 30 mins so plan accordingly. I have been satisfied so far.
264870
I have about 5 of these and use them primarily for bath towels (they are light, absorbent, and fast drying) but have also used them for: the beach, a scarf, and a table covering. While they can be used for a variety of different things, I'm not sure bath robe is a fitting description. They are quite large though, so are a comfy post bath wrap around - perhaps that's what is meant?
1256465
I think so - It also holds a lot of water. Look for one thinner less water absorbent.
1380152
If your referring to the arrange large size bath towel & not beach size bath towel, then no. However I only dry two @ a time. And that's because I don't let my towels pile up. Hope that helps?
1352943
It depends upon your intended use. I bought them to clean windows, glass, and mirrors - for that purpose, they work great, and are as good as I've found (IMO, better than microfiber, etc... for that use).If you're looking for a towel that absorbs, I'd go with a good microfiber - search Amazon.
264867
This Turkish towel is multi-functional. It can be used as a towel, an outside blanket, wrapped like a sarong, and many other uses. It is thin, soft, and dries quickly. I am using mine as guest towels for the pool. They take up much less space than beach towels.
1077120
Yes though I use them to start the tanning process before going to the beach or outside activities. The towels work great for getting that summer glow in the winter months. One word of caution - Apply in a circular motion as well as up and down to avoid that "streak" look. Also allow to dry before getting dressed especially if you are wearing white.
1006833
Yes but your towel can't be super thick... If you have an absorbent thin towel I think you would be fine, but if you want to take a big towel and a lunch and drinks and your suit it would be pretty crammed.
465726
I don't think so. The towel is about the size of a hand towel, but not as thick. I think that your weight on the towel would make it stable. Sorry that I could not be more help.
1355835
My son is nearly 7 and in a booster, but I put one of these towels right on the seat and it makes it much cooler, especially when the car is. in the sun. I do not leave it there when he is in the seat though. The evaporation wouldn't work.
1603911
Probably not a good idea. I imagine if it's wet, it's raining, or how are you going to use it? This product is designed to work with direct sunlight. So if it's just getting sprinkled wet occasionally that's probably not a problem, but a deluge of water? No.
1966325
That's a personal choice, honestly. I found that it took a really long time to dry when we used it on a living room chair. Couldn't sit on it until the next day, but it wasn't outright soggy - just damp for a long time.
1874672
It is very absorbent, and it dries well. It is nothing like what you think a towel would be, but it is big and it works well, and is lightweight.
2082105
Depends on size of towels and how many. It would look nice for that though.
499887
No, this is not what you are looking for. This is a porous fabric that will work wonders for the shade but not for water.
1013510
Yes, This would be good for outdoor chairs, but I might try to get 3" thick for benches or 2 person swings, but that's just a personal preference. I don't think it's water resistant though, so I would use a more water-resistant fabric/scotchgard or bring it in out of the rain.