Do these towels dry fast after a shower. We need towels that don't stay wet all day.
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no they don't. I love the look of the towels but they do not absorb water at all. I have never used a towel like this before that just glides over the water after taking a shower.
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Towels will still be dry after shower. Very decorative. Tough to wash. The shedding and the lint factor is annoying. I bought maroon, so I have maroon lint all over me after shower. I've had these towels for months and I constantly wash them hoping the lint will wash away. The wash cloths only lasted for a few washings, they shredded, had to throw them away. I use the hand towels for decoration, haven't washed them very much. My advice for wet towels is dry them by spreading them out on the towel rack and leave bathroom door open so towels can air dry.
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I just wash them same as my regular towels. See no difference in the results.
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No. They are highly absorbent after a good washing, but they are definitely not waterproof.
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I always dry with hand towel without any problems. Make sure after that u oil it before u put it away.
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I'm sure there is, check here on amazon. I didn't like to use the towel at first but got used to it. I use an absorbent towel and works great!
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Personally, I don't get diredtly out of the pool and sit right on them, as I have a foam cushion beneath it. (which would surely get wet.I dry off the best I can with another towel before sitting on o lounger. The y are made of Terri Cloth, so the will absorb all you can throw at it...Hope this helps.
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The point of a towel warmer is not to necessarily use it to dry towels after they are used (which seems to be in the implication of question/comment), but to warm up one you are about to use (as, for example, you exit a shower on a cold winter day).
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I used it for showers while back packing. I think it dries fairly quick. It depends on the moisture in the air, but I was really impressed, I didn't notice how long it took to dry but I also never noticed it being damp for too long.
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yes, they actually wick water so wash right side out and hang dry. If inside out they will still be wet in the morning
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I wouldn't put them in the dryer because they are really soft and they could shrink or get damaged.Moreover, they dry pretty fast by their own.
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I just wash them in the sink and let them dry. However, I did order an extra set because they are very slow drying! When they are totally dry they are just like new!
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I use hand towels (from Target, 3 to a pack). They are perfect. Had bought some really thick towels that did not work at all.
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They do dry quickly, but I would say they do not wick away moisture. But they do not get real heavy when they are wet like cotton does.. Hope this helps.
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They shrink a bit when first washed but when they are dry you can pull the edges back to the original size, or close. They are great towels and I would recommend them to anyone, for cleaning, wiping up stuff, drying your hands, laying your fruit and veggies on to dry after they have been washed~ I just love these towels and hope you do too!
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Hi Rachel, our towels are often slightly damp to begin with, having been hung in the bathroom, and there seems to be no issue. That includes running consecutive cycles of heat sometimes. Of course, you'd want to wipe out the interior from time to time with a damp cloth and some soap to keep the germs at bay. Our towels, however, are never soaking wet. BTW, I iron my shirt and pants each weekday morning and during the colder months will put them into the warmer for a few minutes after ironing to keep them heated prior to putting everything on. A nice touch!!
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I wash these towels along with my other towels using hot water, liquid detergent, and crucially NO fabric softener (softener fills up the little nooks and crannies in the fabric and negatively affects its absorbency). I guess you could, as others have said, use vinegar if you want to give the towels a good cleaning.
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Yes, they dry much quicker that cotton. I bought them as camping/sports towels for that very reason. I'm an avid outdoorsman and was familiar with how polyester tee shirts dry so much faster than cotton.