I wanted cloth for air drying dishes. Guess this would be too bulky?
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This would not be appropriate for washing/drying dishes. It is about 1/4 inch thick, more like padding. I don't think it would leave a dry plate surface. Works more like a sponge.
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Wash cloth, no., I bought it for my kitchen sink, look for other bathroom products from oxo.
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I'm sure cloth would work fine. It uses the #4 cone shaped ones...I think that's what it's called
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I guess you could try to use it that way. I've never tried. It's large enough, but the material is thicker than that of most pastry cloths.
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I use them, however they aren't what I thought they would be. I am in need of a kitchen towel that will absorb water as the micro cloth does not do that too well. I really didn't need towels was just hoping I could get what I really wanted. They do serve the purpose though and are okay.
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Yes, I have discovered that I probably should have bought the smaller one (it's a little overkill for home use, takes too long to warm up) but when I have to steam both cotton and synthetic tablecloths, it's great. I would totally get it for your use.
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You should measure your table to see if this table cloth is too large for what you need. It's quite big, and as far as I know a drum table is pretty narrow.
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I see no reason why you could not wash cloth diapers in here. You can only do a few at a time and you would have to ring them out and hang dry. Large towels would be to big. But a pair of jeans maybe.
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It has a bit of weight to it, so it would probably not be ideal as it may be floppy.I have used it on scrub bottoms with a drawstring and it's a bit irritating to your skin after a while. So You Need A t-Shirt Under And You WILL Be Good To go.Great on scrub pants pockets meant for scissors, that sort of thing, because it's a sturdy pocket.
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No, actually almost wash cloth size fit...not even hand towels. The look great though! I like it for looks and get mad when company uses them to be honest. Not practical but a good wall piece.
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I would say any microfiber will do the job. I think you can also use swifter cloth's too.
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It would be PERFECT for jewelry! I have a lot of very nice silver and gold jewelry. The cloth is very soft like a soft flannel or soft cotton. I think it's a great idea
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It stands on its own well for washing dishes, so has some potential for washing clothes. But I think it is a little small for some articles of adult clothing. Socks and shorts would work ok; T-shirts might work too; Jeans -- I don't think so.
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Yes, it is bulky. I knew that going in on mine but I wanted the quality. This unit has been great for my application (replacement for a water softener system).
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This was meant for really thin budget motel use I think. I did mount it and found that large towels have to be triple folded (each long side folded to the middle) then fold about 1/3 of the bottom upward and insert into lowest rack while folding the top 1/3 and push it into the next slot up. In other words it take 4 slots for two large towels. You can do the same with hand towels (will hold 2), then fold your wash cloths in half and place them sideways on the 2 top openings. A pretty sorry set up but following these directions will give you a nice setup. I would not buy it if I had it to do all over again. You other alternative is send it back to Amazon because it is not as advertized.
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If you are referring to a "drying mat" that is used for dishes than yes it should work, just know the length is true to the size of a paper towels.
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Hmmm, I would think it would need to be aired out - it is supper absorbent but would need to breath some to air out.I would buy one and get it shipped to you and then see what you think. And I have the 16-32 but think the 20x40 or 24x48 would work well for full body once or twice over drying. -Jimmy-