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My son bought one to go camping by train to Cornwall while in 6th form, he said it was brilliant and dried really quickly but he said it was not like getting wrapped up in a nice soft towel!
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If you want to dru yourself they are brilliant save a lot of space & weight, but, if you want to cover your dignity there is an obvious flaw. [/QUOTE
A flannel will probly do me then
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My son bought one to go camping by train to Cornwall while in 6th form, he said it was brilliant and dried really quickly but he said it was not like getting wrapped up in a nice soft towel!
We bought some of these, 2 smaller ones and some much larger ones - we just couldn't get on with them, so the smaller ones are now used in the MH washroom for drying hands etc and the larger ones are used for the dogs!
I have a microfibre 'mitten' which I use to dry myself down with, much easier than the towels which easily 'pucker' if you try to rub with them (and you will as this is what you'd do normally at home!), then I usually put a thin brushed cotton/toweling dressing gown on and let everything dry naturally! The mitten takes up most of the moisture and just gets hung back on it's hook to dry so takes up much less room than even a microfibre towel.:thumb: In fact, if you have the smaller ones you could make them into mittens anyway.
Oh, just one word of warning ... do NOT drop them on the ground ... we did this onto some grass and they act like Velcro so EVERYTHING sticks to them!!!! It took me ages, and I do mean ages, to get the bits of leaf, twig, grass etc off (although I think there are still some bits on them even a year later!).
Just thought I'd add, the wash mit I'm on about is one of the ones in the first picture, although it just plain white with no 'Whinnie the Pooh' on it, not the other 'fluffy' ones ... but if that takes your fancy instead why not give one of them a go ...! :thumb:
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Hi all we just wanted to know if any of you have ever used micro towels rather than standard bath towels.Have had reports that these things are great and dry really quick,can anyone enlighten us please?
When you use these micro fibre towels can you put your foot on the bath and pull it back and forth between you legs like a real towel?
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When you use these micro fibre towels can you put your foot on the bath and pull it back and forth between you legs like a real towel?