are these a quick dry material?
1083436
They dried very quickly for me. I even dumped some water on the let one day out in the field to test it out. It repelled most of the water and what remained dried quickly.
1950187
No they are not....but remove from dryer..fold...these towels are wonderful...will buy more when needed..Flint free and absorbent...They do shrink....
810652
you uses these like a watercolor pencil, so if u want them to dry quicker in the sense you are using it like a watercolor then yes. Do not use it on the pencil itself u will melt it.
615738
yes but it doesn't take very long...they dry out quickly try some with very little olive oil, or some with red pepper, or garlic....
1835320
they are not too wrinkled if you get them out right away and have dried them on low.
254545
No, they dry quite quickly actually. Sometimes I will want a mop effect. I have to go over the same spot about 6 times then.
933347
I have short, fine hair and it takes me a few minutes to put them in dry or damp. Not long at all. I love them
2242651
Not really Most of the time I pack them in one of those big cushion containers. They dry up pretty quick.
1238416
Yes they are. They are dish drying towels although you can use them for all sorts of other things. And they are machine washable. I wouldn't dry them bone dry--they dry quickly and tend to shrivel up if dried too much or at too-hot temps. They are, however, no trouble and great to use.
1070982
It can take a little bit of time to line dry if the weather is not good because they thick. I have not bleached them and I don't see why you would need to bleach them.
1557786
Yes quite dry! Much more so than other natural deodorants. I agree with everything in Andrea's answer.
689006
No, not at all. I love them. Before I had these I had to run the dryer twice for nearly every load. Now, only one run and the clothes are dry and nice!
493824
They do dry quickly, but I would say they do not wick away moisture. But they do not get real heavy when they are wet like cotton does.. Hope this helps.
913805
They dry in about an hour in the dryer. I've never hung them to dry, though.
1223237
That really depends on what your carpets are made of. Mine are fully dry in about an hour or less, depending on how wet I got them. They are a synthetic fiber.
1290820
Yes, like sponges, but also no. First, they are thin(isn) and flexible, so they are like a dish cloth. Second, once wet, you can squeeze almost all of the water out and use them to dry things down. Third, because they are thin, they dry quicker and if you take good care to let them dry (like hanging them up with a clothes pin or something) they won't get "nasty". But if they do get sour, wet down and microwave, etc... and they are good as new. I will generally use the same cloth for MONTHS.
983903
These are made for liquid. So their may be a difference if you are using dry ingredients.