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I have microfibre travelling towels that dry in no time have them hanging up inside the tent on bungee cords.

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Loads of great tips in this thread.

At home i like the biggest,thickest fluffiest towels mmmmmmmmmm

Camping the smallest thinnest going.It's not like i sit around in 1 like i do at home.Enough to get me dry is enough,easier to dry this way too.

I have thick shoulder length hair my best reccomendation is a micro fibre head towel,about £2  leave it on for half an hour then my hair is quite dry and the head towel takes no drying.I'm that impressed with these i now use them at home too

Quote: Originally posted by special_k on 04/5/2010

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Loads of great tips in this thread.

At home i like the biggest,thickest fluffiest towels mmmmmmmmmm

Camping the smallest thinnest going.It's not like i sit around in 1 like i do at home.Enough to get me dry is enough,easier to dry this way too.

I have thick shoulder length hair my best reccomendation is a micro fibre head towel,about £2  leave it on for half an hour then my hair is quite dry and the head towel takes no drying.I'm that impressed with these i now use them at home too

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Quote: Originally posted by JellyBabyRiot on 04/5/2010

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does anyone find that the microfibre towel catch on rough skin like the cleaning cloths do?

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The cheap microfibre towels do, these are the ones with a fluffy pile but feel very polyestery. The Gelert or other well-known brand microfibre towels feel more like a chamois leather, but they don't catch on rough skin. They dry you very well, then dry quickly themselves. I wouldn't be without my Gelert ones - well worth the money.

Quote: Originally posted by JK98 on 04/5/2010

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Quote: Originally posted by JellyBabyRiot on 04/5/2010

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does anyone find that the microfibre towel catch on rough skin like the cleaning cloths do?

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The cheap microfibre towels do, these are the ones with a fluffy pile but feel very polyestery. The Gelert or other well-known brand microfibre towels feel more like a chamois leather, but they don't catch on rough skin. They dry you very well, then dry quickly themselves. I wouldn't be without my Gelert ones - well worth the money.

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