are these towels considered to be antibacterial? I am looking for facial cleansing cloths
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This is a jumbo extra large towel. It takes a long time to dry, so it stays damp for a while, which is conducive to mildew and bacteria.
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No towels are antibacterial unless you soak them in antibacterial soap or alcohol, etc.
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No, they are not antibacterial. They are microfiber which means that they will dry quickly which will cut down on bacterial growth.
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It does not say on the packaging that it is antibacterial. It cleans very well. On occasion I will add some household bleach to my mop water or the solution I use to clean my kitchen.
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No, they are not facial quality. I have them in a dispenser in my kitchen and use them instead of rolls of paper towels.
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Yes. I like them very well. A great deal for the money. One reason that towels lose their absorbency, is due to fabric softener, which coats the towels and they are no longer absorbent. If you stay away from the fabric softener, they will last a long time.
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There's no reference to being organic on any website that I checked. They are dyed however as stated. I personally recommend the 900 gram Egyptian cotton towels. Expensive but they last... and are incredibly soft and absorbent. I warm them briefly in my large microwave for 30-45 seconds. Hope this helps a bit.
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I think so. They are heavier than cheese cloth and absorbent rather than porous. Worth a try. If they don't work for cheese and yogurt, you'll still have some nice towels!
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No these are for wash clothes or hand towels, like they use in a nail salon. Bath Towels would not fit.
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No. This towel is for scrubbing and exfoliating one's skin; used like a luffa.
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I have about 5 of these and use them primarily for bath towels (they are light, absorbent, and fast drying) but have also used them for: the beach, a scarf, and a table covering. While they can be used for a variety of different things, I'm not sure bath robe is a fitting description. They are quite large though, so are a comfy post bath wrap around - perhaps that's what is meant?
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they are great for things like windows and walls and dusting. You can use them dry on windows and they will remove any fingerprints etc and they don't leave little fibers behind like paper towels can. I use mine with cleaning agents on other surfaces. They make great cleaning towels that way. You can wring them out and cleaning is easy. No, they don't kill bacteria and germs by themselves but no cloth does. When you wash them, do not use fabric softener because that will effect how well they clean.
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I see a lot of posts saying no, but the answer really depends what you mean. There are no extra antibacterial chemicals like Triclosan in these. However, like ordinary soap, this will combat bacteria.
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All I can say is that they are really thick and absorb a lot. I use them for cleaning so I am not the best one for a recommendation. Sorry.
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Hello~ I would assume so, but I am not an expert. I will say that I love these towels, have ordered several, and have been thinking about ordering a couple more. Hope that helps!
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I've washed mine over 10 times and they are still in very nice condition. They are thick, soft and absorbent. I was very pleasantly surprised by the quality of these towels for the price. I would recommend them without hesitation.
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They are not absorbent. They are used to protect cloth from diaper creams or make it easier to clean poo off the cloth.
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Yes! Used as suggested, these " towels" will give you a tan which looks as though the sun tanned your body and not an artificial chemical!
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Yes these towels really are made from linen and they do a superb job of cleaning (in general) and drying (especially glassware of any kind). Totally lint free, absorbent, and they just work super well.