Bath Towels

lexie55_2

Bought lovely ones from Christy outlet in York few weeks ago, Bath Sheet £6, Hand Towel £2.50. If you are a member at Costco, their towel bales are Quality, had mine few years now, and still looking as new. Just plain, but the Bath Sheets are American size - HUGE.

Miró

Do you have a TkMaxx nearby? They have some really nice quality ones and quite inexpensive

pesky2

I got some from some0wh0ere as free sample think towelsrus ?? WEl ry and find free pen withn ame====== n

pesky2

http://www.towelsrus.co.uk/product/757. Might jhave been from here i got some lovely quality

fitorbust

My sister and I both got Egyptian cotton towels from Bid up TV and they are fantastic. With postage they cost around £30 for 2 bath sheets, 2 bath towels, and 4 hand towels. They wash really well and are a good size.
We don't normally watch it but it was the end of a drunken evening.... I'm glad we only bought towels and that they were really good!

carlyh69

I got some fenn wright & manson ones from TK maxx bath sheet were £10 each and they are so thick they pulled my washing line down!

Another good place to go is TJ Hughes they sell the Christy towels for a lot cheaper than anywhere else ive seen them!

izzitme

Ikea sell a reasonable range of towels too.

alandbailey

I've just bought some egyptian cotton towels in Roseby's sale. I got 2 bath towels for £10 and 2 hand towels for £5. They are thick and soft, especially after I followed the instructions and washed & tumble-dried them before use. I also bought a stripey flannelette double bed sheet set for £10.:j

CGG

Steel wrote: »

The M&S also didn't seem to absorb water - they just sort of distributed it round my body.

I read somewhere that when washing towels don't add any fabric conditioner to the load.
Something about towels becoming non-absorbent because of the residue build up.

nearlyrich

That's true about fabric conditioner I hate using towels that don't dry you properly. I get my towels from a mill shop in East Lancashire for about a third of the price of the shops.