Ingredients : Contains: Purified Water, D-Limonene, Nonionic and Anionic Surfactants, Dimethicone, Lanolin, Propylene Glycol, Aloe Extract, and Vitamin E.

One Heavy Duty Cleaning Wipe Thousands of Uses

• Interior & Exterior.
• Leather.
• RV's, ATV's, Boats.
• Fabric & Carpet.
• Vinyl.
• Metal.

Eco-friendly/Natural Fabric: Anti-Microbial Bath and Gym Towels are made using 100% cotton that's infused with copper ions on a molecular level. These ions are proven to eliminate germs and protect the towel from pathogen growth.

They save water and electricity because you can throw these towels into the recycling bin after use. Disposable towels with super absorbent properties hold water and do not leak. Disposable towels with 100% recyclable properties are made from natural materials, so they do not irritate the skin and keep the skin soft.

Although often used for drying off after being in the water, its main purpose is to provide a surface on which to lay down. They are also worn for privacy while changing clothes in a public area, and for wiping sand from the body or objects.

Antimicrobial linens stop the spread of disease through silver strands – finer than a human hair – that are woven into every piece. Silver naturally prevents bacteria growth. The silver, carrying a positive charge, is attracted to the bacteria, carrying a negative charge.

Eco-friendly/Natural Fabric: Anti-Microbial Bath and Gym Towels are made using 100% cotton that's infused with copper ions on a molecular level. These ions are proven to eliminate germs and protect the towel from pathogen growth.

In conclusion, there are advantages and disadvantages to both paper towels and hand dryers. Paper towels provide better hygiene and convenience but produce more solid waste. Hand dryers offer cost-savings and reduce paper waste, but they are slower to dry and carry the risk of spreading bacteria and viruses.

Pros: Very absorbent, dishwasher safe, and durable, different colors and designs are available. Cons: When they dry they don't dry flat and feel and look like wrinkled dirty cardboard. They're not soft and flexible like regular kitchen towels.

Towels play a crucial role in our everyday routine. They help us dry off after a shower or bath, wipe our hands and face, and clean up spills and messes. However, towels also play a critical role in maintaining our personal hygiene.

What Do We Use Bath Towels For?

• Drying off After a Shower. After stepping out of a nice hot bath or a refreshing shower, there's nothing better than drying off with a soft fluffy bath towel.
• Covering up After a Shower.
• Keeping Water off the Floor.
• Wrapping Your Hair.
• Hanging out at the Pool.
• Stocking a Professional Space.

Think of a towel and the way that it is made, and you see lots of individual fibres within. This is important, as each fibre has its own surface area for water to be attracted to. The more fibres there are, the more surface area there is to attract water.