how is it supose to be used? It is rigid as a cardboard
1331100
That means it's too dry. Moisten it slightly (so that it can be folded) and allow it to become dry to the touch, then store it in the plastic case. It won't become hard.
1331101
It's a wet towel used by divers and swimmers to dry off quickly, absorbs water quicker than a towel and can be used over and over again. It's rigid when dry but you put it in water before you use it.
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Don't worry. It's not defective. They just get that way when they dry. Soak it again and it will be just as durable as before. When you travel with it, to keep it from getting dry and hard again, roll it up and keep it in the tube it came in.
1331103
Once wet ring it out and now it is soft and absorbent. We have six divers on our team and they all use them
1331104
It is only as rigid as cardboard if you let it dry out, but it can be rehydrated. When it is hydrated it is a smooth mini towel. I personally love this. I am a swimmer and frequently forget my towel and it is small enough to not take up hardly any room in my locker. It is used as a towel and when it absorbs to its capacity it is then wrung out and can be used over and over and over again. The material is actually very soft and delicate on skin.
1331105
Keep it wet ! Don't put it in the washing machine ! And after using , just twist out the water then put it in the bottle. It can asorb so much water, you will find it useful!
1331106
just run it through some water until its soft again and keep it in a sealed plastic container(like the one it came in) so it doesn't lose the moisture when left in dry areas or not used for a long time.
2217109
It's a very heavy cardboard. I have two of them, one in the utility room and one in the kitchen. Both get a lot of workouts .. they are holding up just fine, still look like new.
1421408
I think that you can but it would have be thick or cardboard or maybe a stack of paper I hope this is helpful
1555417
It is NOT cardboard. It's two separate panels of thin wood/board that fit together with a long thin piece of plastic which slips between them to hold them in place. The panels fit securely into a groove on the back part of bottom and shelf and slip into a groove in the underside of the top shelf. I also own the 37" storage shelf and it is joined together with 3 panels in the back.
1580268
I'm not sure what it is made of- but it could be cardboard. It's pre folded and there is a coating on it.
2191514
It's like a laminated cardboard. Pretty sturdy. Something you can use over again.
572525
It's durable cardboard that is very difficult to bend. All of my posters survived a move and storage. I highly recommend this product.
140644
it doesn't take much, I made a tail out of a piece of cardboard while I searched for a better material, and it worked fine. simply make it a fairly light material, and it should work great
1266171
It's laminated cardboard. If you're careful not to get it wet you can reuse it, but it's not meant to be washed.
1689472
The backside is not cardboard....it is the same manufactured wood as the rest of the cart.
30462
It is laminated over what appears to be a very light weight pressed cardboard. We find it easy to handle for the folding but is very strong and supportive.
2064455
Covered cardboard. It's pretty sturdy, but the hinge is a bit wobbly. I like it though.
378478
It is cardboard. Thick at about 3/4 inch but not very useful. I ended up throwing it out in about a week.
1251169
It is very rigid. Once you've adjusted to the position you like, something would have to hit it in order to make it move.
1940019
I should stick well on a cardboard box but I don't think you will get the opportunity to remove and reposition it, as it will pull the cardboard apart upon removal (much how packing tape may do this).
620988
It's not too thick though you need to put weights on it to keep it opened up unless you cut it in smaller pieces. It is thicker than paper but not a s thick as cardboard.
1580267
It's plastic on the outside, don't know what is inside--could be cardboard.