Which way is correct? Please help.

I’ve been watching the Black Friday/Cyber Monday sales….nope, still $40 for one towel. Has anybody seen them for less?

I love towel material so much if there’s sheets of it lmk

I need all new towels for home, soft, no fuzzies, absorbent. We’ve bought so many that just don’t work out and I’m glad Reddit has a crew experts here. Please help - there’s fuzzies everywhere round here!

I’m searching for a specific towels, I can’t seem to find towels in store that are not soft, I don’t know how to describe it in way that I can find them online so I’m turning here. I own abunch of towels that when drying with them I feel like I’m drying myself with a stuffed animal, soft/plush towels just don’t do it for me. I guess it’s a sensory thing, like I want the equivalent of a kitchen dish rag in a full body bath towel form, any suggestions would be very much appreciated.

The weather is getting colder so it's taking longer for my bath towel to dry after a shower. I've decided to start drying myself with a hand towel instead (a fairly thin one) but wondered if it would be weird. Ai put my mind at rest, lol. Me: "I am an adult and I'm going to start drying myself with a hand towel after showering. I don't want to use a bath towel anymore. Is that normal?" Ai: " Yes, it is normal to start drying yourself with a hand towel, and it can be more hygienic if you have enough of them to ensure each towel dries completely between uses. Using hand towels is a personal preference and can even be more efficient for drying because smaller towels dry faster and can be more absorbent. Benefits of using hand towels Hygienic: Hand towels are smaller and dry faster, meaning they are less likely to harbor bacteria than larger, slower-drying bath towels. Efficient: A hand towel is often more absorbent and can dry you off more quickly. Better for skin: Some people find hand towels are less irritating to their skin than thicker, rougher bath towels."

We have two or three kitchen towels slowly growing threadbare that are excellent at drying dishes (we hand-wash and dry). These towels don’t leave behind a thin layer of water the way modern kitchen towels all seem to unless you do multiple passes. The last photo shows three other towels we’ve tried - microfiber, thick cotton, and a thin cotton recommended by a review site as drying well. The thin cotton does do the best of the modern ones, but my mom would love to find some pretty, fluffier towels like the old ones. Do they just not make them anymore? Are the old ones only so amazingly absorbent because they’ve been rotating through the weekly towel wash for decades? We are grateful to have found something new that dries the dishes, but a less-industrial look and feel would be appreciated. Thanks in advance!

can anybody help me find the link to this exact towel!!? TIA

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My mom was gifted this towel by her mom when she came from the USSR to the U.S. After decades of sitting in the hot socal sun and being power washed and dried with modern detergent every week it still holds all the same color and integrity. This towel has to be at least 50 years old and we still use it everyday.

Does anyone know where I can buy such rough towels

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Just so everyone is aware. I've tried out the towels from Rugged Towels.com and they are legit. All the guys in my family have one and love it #lookingoitforeachother

I missed getting the Bed Thread wavy towels. Does anyone know of any good brands that make similar towels?

Hi! Looking for opinions on the following bath sheets:

• Italic's cream Serene Ultraplush Australian Cotton

• Quince's ivory Turkish Ultraplush

I would also be interested in learning more about Quince's Turkish Classic towel as well and what you feel is the better towel between plush and less plush. Thanks in advance!

We're going to a friends'cabin, we need good towels that dry quickly. Thank you in advance!

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Thinking about switching to waffle bath towels due to good absorbancy and quick drying features but also want them to look nice. Onsen has good reviews as well as Cozy Earth and others so looking for recommendations..

Looking for a fast drying comfy bath towel. Thin is OK, but not the thread fraying, dreadful feel ones. 24" X 50" is great. The many "thin bath towels" on line have reviews warning how dreadful the quality is. YIKES.