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Micofibre towels
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grannybroon
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Got microfibre towels for Xmas. I really don't like the feel of them DH has used and said OK. Washed today and dried very quickly. Any advice/guidance appreciated. Seriously thinking about cutting up for cleaning clothes.
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They're very good for cleaning cloths, not sure I'd fancy them as a towel, but mebbe that's just me.
Oh and I know you're not in that market ... but they're exceptionally good at being stuffers/boosters for nappies ... absorb loads of liquid!GC - March 2024 -0 -
I've been given a couple of these. They are good for travel, fold up nice & small, and dry quickly. They do feel odd though. I wouldn't use them for everyday use, but they are good 'swimming' towels. The knack is to pat yourself dry with them, rather than rub as you would with a normal towel. Btw, you aren't supposed to use fabric softener with them, but we 'OS'ers don't usually bother with that anyhow!Official DFW Nerd No 096 - Proud to have dealt with my debt!0
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I really don't like them. Travel towels maybe a good idea!0
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No. I did'nt wash with fabric c. Know not to do that! Thanks for your thoughts. Similar to mine.
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I find that they catch on your hands if your skin is a bit rough, - feel much better with a decent hand cream.0
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Tell you what they are brilliant for, grannybroon. If you wrap your hair turban-style after washing it, they really soak up the excess water a treat. Used to have the perfect sized one for that, but just realised I've not seen it in years! Wonder where that went toYou never get a second chance to make a first impression.0
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Churchmouse wrote:Tell you what they are brilliant for, grannybroon. If you wrap your hair turban-style after washing it, they really soak up the excess water a treat. Used to have the perfect sized one for that, but just realised I've not seen it in years! Wonder where that went to
was gonna say exactly the same. i use mine for this, and when i go camping too - ideal for that. i got mine in the 99p shop.Mum to gorgeous baby boy born Sept 2010:j0 -
We are fanatical over towels in our house. My daughter refuses to use a towel that her brothers have used. Hubby uses my lovely white towels to wipe his hands on after hes been messing around on his motorbike and they end up a lovely shade of oil. I insist on using a clean towel for my face and my boys dont give a damn what is around since i have to threaten them with violence to get them to wash, so now the problem has been solved. I have a container full of microfibre flannels and we just use a clean one each time we wash our hands and they immediately go into the washing. It saves me washing at least 4 hand towels a day and flannels are nothing to wash.This is a system account and does not represent a real person. To contact the Forum Team email forumteam@moneysavingexpert.com0
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prob v hygenic too judi.Mum to gorgeous baby boy born Sept 2010:j0
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I dont have any micro fibre stuff
Probably cos I`m so tight and just wait till my dishclothes become none existant.
Can someone explain the feel of them?I like my towels to be stiff as boards and very scratchy.Debt Free Date:10/09/2007 :j :money:0
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