Why does mine not feel like a towel, it feels more like a bathmat?
1680
It heavy I used fabric softer ONCE and it's better. It's still heavy but more absorbing now
1681
Its heavy I used fabric softer ONCE and it's better. It's still heavy but more absorbing now
19950
It is definitely not minky; it is more like bath towel or bath rug material in my opinion.
762794
It's not bad. My regular size towels I fold in thirds, lengthwise, then roll them. But my bath sheets I have to fold in half, crosswise, then roll them to stick them in. They hang out past the other towels on the sides, but it's an interesting contrast. Looks like a tree, kind of... I strongly suggest making sure you mount it into studs. Snagging a towel out of it when it's just mounted to the sheetrock will probably pull it out of the wall.
264873
It's definitely a towel. It is large enough to use as a wrap, so that may be why it has "bathrobe" in the description. I wasn't sure what to expect when I ordered it, but it's now my favorite (of 6 to 8 large beach towels) to take to the beach or to the Y when I swim.
1762174
Love your creativity! It will be a little tight... Maybe don't buy too plush a towel and it would work?
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.
1719728
It feels like a paper fiber rather than plastic.Even the Velcro attachments feel like the same paper fiber.
1703455
I would agree with the others: it's more substantial than the typical microfiber dust cloth but it's still smooth and soft on the skin. It doesn't feel rough or thick like a typical "towel". Don't put in dryer, hang to dry.
161177
No. It's very absorbent and relatively thin - especially when compared to a conventional towel. The surface does have some tooth to it though - it feels a little like a thick chamois cloth when it's dry. It is easy to wring it out and then if you hang it up it dries quickly.
579976
More of a mixture of both. The outside feels cloth-like and when you lie down it feels just a little stiff, but not so much that it really bothers me.
1372707
I agree with the other responses. It is loose and I considered fixing it but it has not posed an issue. I lay a folded towel in mine and it covers it up anyway.
1554965
I would say it's a bit too thick, in my opinion. It's not cloth like, but it's also not a fluffy towel. Somewhere in the middle, but I would not use it as a handkerchief.
354074
Awful it feels a lot like microfiber. A washcloth is twice as thick as this. If you find the old fashion kind like the ones that first came out on the market made of a thick cotton can you please send me the info on how to get them. My old ones are worn out but I won't spend more money till I get the real thing. Thanks. I hope it helped you.
1298329
It's not cottony soft it feels like paper but for diaper changing it does the trick. They keep urine from soaking a changing pad.
100485
The bath towels, hand towels and wash cloths all seem to me to have the same thick fluffy quality. I've been washing mine repeatedly, and they still feel and look great.
264869
It is a towel/blanket. Supposed to be pretty absorbant and dries quickly. That said, I've never used mine as a towel; I've only used it as a blanket that I bring with to yoga class. It is not a bathrobe--not sure why they would mention that?
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It feels just like a plush blanket. It washed up perfectly, and gave the bed a nice layer of cushion. I love both of the ones I bought. I've only had them a month though, and use them on our spare beds, so they don't get a lot of wear. Hope this helps.