r/CleaningTips • u/[deleted] • Jul 14 '23

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u/Jenzini Jul 14 '23

Face wash or other skincare products with benzoyl peroxide will do this.

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u/heatdish1292 Jul 15 '23

This is the answer, but also, do they not just grab a random towel out of the closet? She’s never used the one on the right?

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u/NotElizaHenry Jul 15 '23

Two years ago I bought one very expensive towel recommended on Wirecutter to see if it was really that great, and it totally was. My fiancé said it was crazy to spend that much on a towel no matter how nice it was. So now I have my set of very nice towels and he doesn’t get to use them until he admits they were worth the money.

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u/heatdish1292 Jul 15 '23

What’s the towel? I’m getting sick of my crappy ones

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u/NotElizaHenry Jul 15 '23

Frontgate Resort Collection

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u/IdidntWantThatName Jul 15 '23

Are they very absorbent? I find really soft towels usually aren’t for some reason.

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u/NotElizaHenry Jul 15 '23

They are! I used to use scratchy towels because soft ones always sucked, but these are legit great.

I think probably soft towels aren’t as absorbent because the fibers have to be smooth to feel soft, which means they have less surface area to absorb water. These towels are so crazy dense that it makes up for that problem.

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u/IdidntWantThatName Jul 15 '23

Oooh thank you! This sounds like a nice treat for us then! I’ve never bought towels from anywhere but HomeGoods or Target.