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Question: Is this towel good for helping to dry clothes when sink washing on vacation?
Document: I don't recommend washing them in a machine, but if you wash them in a sink and wring them out and hang dry they will be good to go.
Since I&#8217;m used to washing clothes before I wear them, I washed this before my intended use which would have been fine if I washed on gentle cycle and with socks and underwear. I made a mistake of putting a pair of jeans in the load with this and turned out torn in some places. That was entirely my bad. I do think one should wash this before using as it does not smell good out of the package.
Okay I am giving this a good rating because first it actually worked well when I need a towel.However it is not what I expected. Great to have in an emergency for sure.Brought lots of laughs when I stated it was also good for a scarf. The package states that.Again I could see a use for this. Price ehhhhhhh. It is like a clothes for drying the car :-)
When we travel, we like to pack light and wash out our clothes in our hotel room. Rather than rolling the wet clothes in the room towels and having no dry towels left for our showers, we took two Lightload beach towels with us. I think we would have needed only one! The towel absorbs the excess water and dries quickly itself. It takes up hardly any room. ]I will no longer travel without one.
I bought  the towel for a trip to Japan. I didn't have room for a full size bath towel. I new I would be moving from hotel to hotel and like to travel light. I use the towel for in the hotel room laundry. I tightly wring out my wet clothes while they are wrapped in the towel and the towel absorbs most of the water. Thus the clothes dry more quickly. The material of which the towel is made is very quick drying.
Orginally purchased for a 72 hour emergency kit, I broke one of these out to test it. Figuring this was strictly a camping/emergency product, we've actually been using the towel around the house for several months now and found it useful for all kinds of things. It covers a good amount of area and is reasonably absorbent. It's held up well after multiple washings, but note that we've been hand washing it. It can't match a cotton towel for absobency or warmth, but is waaay more compact.
This beach towel 36x60 is very convenient and lightweight for me since I carry it around with my bathing attire and supplies via public transporation to a public swimming pool. You must hand wash this towel, and air dry it, but it will dry quickly. I was able to reuse this towel with the hand washing and air drying many times for several months.
Lightload beach towels are a great product at a low price. They pack small and light and are super absorbent. Super thin yet very durable. I would recommend moistening before unfolding, let dry, then pack for your trip so you have dry, fully absorbent towel for your outing. I read a review that someone had a mishap while machine washing, I had no problems. If worried, machine wash on gentle setting or hand wash.
Very Thin, Very Light, and Very Absorbent. Those are the good qualities. They are a little stiff when dry and I recommend soaking and drying them before your first use so that they are more towel like. In the end, what you are buying is more like a sheet of gauze or a very thing sponge. I could certainly see how these would be useful for camping and/or traveling, if they held up.
I washed this towel before I left on my trip since I was going to need it dry. I used it as a towel for showering and at the waterfalls. It's really durable and will definitely be good for another trip. Expanded and dry it packs about the size of a couple of small tshirts. It also dries really fast.
Answer: yes