Hi there - has anyone used this as a cooling towel?
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No, I have not used The Absorber Chamois as a cooling towel. It absorbs water quickly. Great for drying car or boat.
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The towel folds into something reasonable. If you want to know if its bulky, it's not. They are made out of a polyester and nylon blend. I love it. My mat is not drenched underneath maybe damp. I have tried a few brands and I like it the best so far
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As a barber I've used a hot towel warmer for years. My preferred method is to fold the towel twice over, wet it, roll it, and wring it out, then put in the warmer. Without wringing it out it would be too hot and drippy. Dry it wouldn't hold it's heat once out. Plus... This isn't the sort of towel warmer to use for say... Warming a bath towel. More of a hand, neck, or face towel warmer. Hope that was helpful
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I have not tried it. So easy just to wash and towel dry and leave to further air dry in a jar.
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I have this product. All you have to do is re wet it and you will have your cooling towel. I just leave mine out to try and don't mind that it stays open
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I did it, and just hung it over a chair inside to dry. It worked fine. We don't have any sun here, right now, either. :) My mat is still pretty slick, though, so I think I'll do it again.
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Love your creativity! It will be a little tight... Maybe don't buy too plush a towel and it would work?
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No. It's very absorbent and relatively thin - especially when compared to a conventional towel. The surface does have some tooth to it though - it feels a little like a thick chamois cloth when it's dry. It is easy to wring it out and then if you hang it up it dries quickly.
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I'd say no. I am 5' 2" & purchased the medium- it just barely covers my top and bottom when wrapped around my body. GREAT TOWEL & super light, might as well at least get the medium or even a large for comfort. I strapped it on outside of my bag and couldn't even feel a weight difference. Super soft and dries within 30 minutes or so.
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So I rinse conditioner from my hair using a cup with my head flipped over. I then take the towel, a little at a time, and scrunch up to dry. It's relatively small but SUPER absorbent. I recommend it. But if you can find a terry cloth towel it's the same thing.
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Applicator yes, microfiber towel no.. I recommend megiuars microfiber towel
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We own two and love them both. I you hang the towel as it is shown (thirds) it hangs fine. To warm a towel for just your use, fold it in half and weave one layer though a few bars. In the winter this is better, in the warm month as pictured is fine when you might not want a really warm towel.
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Yes. I run them in the delicate cycle. I love these towels. They're super light weight and although they feel really wet after drying yourself off, they dry out really fast when you hang them.
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I would not use it as one - it's very absorptive, don't know if it would be difficult to clean out if used as handkerchief. Great as a towel as intended; especially for the amount of absorption for the size. Use a bandana for a handkerchief instead; much easier to clean.
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Im not sure what you are asking. I bought my own reuseable towels for this towel warmer.
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I don't use a towel. The mat is fine until it gets wet with sweat, then it gets very slippery, at least for me. I have been told by a friend that this improves over time with usage, that the mat requires a 'break in' period.
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I do use them at the gym but when doing cardio I use my towel often, better safe than sorry.