I have a real weakness for really thick plush towels. I need to buy
some - with bed sheets there's the thread count you can check as at
least one measure of the quality. Is there some measure that can help
tell the quality of towels?
Thanks!
roger61611@yahoo.com wrote:
> Sort of, though it's a little more difficult. You can go by the
> weight of the towel per square foot, or square meter, which would
> indicate sort of how plush it is. For example, these towels are
> advertised as weighing 725 grams, which a pound and a half.
Doubt that would be much use as a measure of suitability.
I bought one that drys noticeably poorly. Got another of a different
brand which is the same weight which drys much better. Not at all
clear why the better one drys better, presumably its the cotton used.
>
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> Then you'd have to find out the dimenstions, etc.
> I go by feel, but it's a little weird to buy towels at
> Target knowing a thousand other people felt them !
I wouldnt use them unwashed anyway, just to get out the sizing.
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> weight of the towel per square foot, or square meter, which would
> indicate sort of how plush it is. For example, these towels are
> advertised as weighing 725 grams, which a pound and a half.