Can I use this as a everyday towel for when I get out the shower?
1992493
I use it instead of a loofah. It lathers well and you can rinse the dead skin cells off before getting out of shower.
1992494
It's not a towel. It doesn't absorb. It's more of a scrub cloth. Think of a flexible loofa. Great for lifting dead skin.
1992495
I use it in the shower only. It is for exfoliation and the removal of dead skin. It isn't like a bath towel to dry off with.....more like a hand towel for bar soap or liquid soap.
1992496
No. This towel is for scrubbing and exfoliating one's skin; used like a luffa.
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.
14584
Since this is a wrought iron type, I feel that if the towels are not soaking wet, they would be great for using for over night dry or after using from a bath.I sometimes use it for also hanging my overnight change of clothes, such as slacks, or jeans. I just love this little rack.
938347
It really is more like a generic shammy. So it takes up little room when expanded and refolded. It went around me and worked well while camping. I have now used it for dusting and washing my car. Really not what you might think as a beach towel.
80377
Definitely! I use just a little bit of water to wet the towel on my mat before I start my practice. If not you tend to slide just a bit until you start to sweat. Also, don't wash the towel with fabric softener. I seriously love this towel and will be buying another one soon.
126841
this is a very thin absorbent towel that really soaks up the water but I think you are looking for luxury not efficiency so not the towel for you.
1303958
You can wring it out with soap and hot water and you can even put them in the dishwasher. I think it depends on the amount of grease on the towel whether you would want to use it again.
1871778
I don't think so. I think is good as washcloth, also cleaning on the kitchen, I wouldn't dry my dishes with a bathroom towel, I will do it with a kitchen towel. They shrink when you wash them first time
2181844
Yes a regular size bath towel will fit with ease...this is why I purchased this particular item...it looks great with towels and hand towels as well...enjoy the new look!
1497219
Yes. I run them in the delicate cycle. I love these towels. They're super light weight and although they feel really wet after drying yourself off, they dry out really fast when you hang them.
257282
Hello. I wasn't a good fit for bath towels as far as i'm concerned but it is great for holding bathroom necessities.
76392
Yes, for towels especially it works well. Try it in a prewash cycle and let it soak. Then add again to regular wash. Good luck.
376021
Yes, but the unit itself was not what I wanted as it's very small and not well made. It cannot really be used for towels at least not bath towels
1600948
I think it's size would do a wash cloth size. it's probably too small to do a hand towel
1703451
No, it's more like a very thin face towel. Just remember to let it hang dry so that it lasts longer.
1279810
For normal use, you just rinse it. For a Bug Out, you are addressing a fundamental survival problem with keeping any towels or textile materials clean. This is a quick dry off towel, and not for an exfoliating effect, so it should never get that funky to begin with. If the towel did get funky or really dirty for some reason use a Sani Wipe and/or the Skin Brush (both are in my BOB list). This towel can truly take a beating, so the skin brush will not mess it up.
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.