Drying Towels
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Drying Towels
I bought a drying towel and the instructions say it is to be used wet.
I am not sure how I would use it wet. I would appreciate any advice. How DOES one use a wet towel to dry?
I am not sure how I would use it wet. I would appreciate any advice. How DOES one use a wet towel to dry?
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What brand of towel? What type, chamios,"The Absorber", or a "waffle towel?
I know chamois and the absorber needs to be damp to work. Just wet it then wring out so it's "damp" wring it out after you use it for a while(you will see it's just isn't drying all the way.
I know chamois and the absorber needs to be damp to work. Just wet it then wring out so it's "damp" wring it out after you use it for a while(you will see it's just isn't drying all the way.
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Originally Posted by Pbglas
Thanks jonw440. So I dry using a wet towel? Feels counterintuitive but I'll give it a try.
I assume you dab with the towel -- not wipe.
I assume you dab with the towel -- not wipe.
soak the towel so it's saturated "completely" with water.Then wring out all the water you can. Then it's ready to use. (Just like a face cloth except wring it out so no more water drips out) You just want the towel "damp"
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Originally Posted by Pbglas
I assume you dab with the towel -- not wipe.
