These take a while to adjust to as they can feel peculiar, but microfibre towels are wonderful as they are so lightweight. For people with troublesome hands or difficulties lifting things they are great. I also like them for holidays as they pack small, weigh little & dry extremely quickly. Wash on a low heat setting to save energy too. Quite often these towels are available at the cheaper supermarkets that have become popular of late (I don;t know if I am allowed to say their names????) & are not too expensive.
If you haven't already tried them, have a go.
Lynn xxxx
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I've seen these microfibre towels and did wonder if they were worth trying.
you could post this tip on Lululu's topic at the top of the LWA page too.
Iris xxx
Thanks for that, like Iris I see them and wonder if they actually work..... I am glad you have put it up on the helpful post and will give them a try. Cris x
Del..... define 'odd'
i always keep a couple in the car as they are so handy.
I agree and use them all the time. I got mine from Lakelands a couple of years ago and don't use anything else. Hubby still has normal towels he doesn't like them.
You have to remember to 'dab' dry rather than 'rub' like a conventional towel.
Mine still look good eve after constant use.
Luv Legs
'Make a life out of what you have, not what you're missing'
Elna x
If you can lay down at night knowing in your heart that you made someone's day just a little bit better, you know you had a good day.
WHen i get out of the bath I wrap myself in this, fasten it up, and by the time I have cleaned the bath, dried my arms & legs the rest of me is all sorted
The microfibre towels are particularly useful for this, and also for drying long hair ... .wrap large towel round hair, leave for 10 mins, replace with one of those hair wrap towels, then it takes very little drying at all with a hairdryer
Wonky
but they 'go through me' if I have any dry or snaggy skin on my hands :shock: :shock: :shock:
My step dauyghter took mine on D0fE camp too
Love
Toni xx
Wonky I like the idea - i want one extra now for my hair
Toni xxx
Hope has been useful info..
Elainex
Good to hear too that there are 'campers' out there. Any travel/camping/caravanner tips would be appreciated. I am new to both living with arthritis & caravanning.
Love Lynn xxxx
Hopefully you've helped a lot of us.
Ask for any tips and we will try to help if we can. My best would be to get a camping bed so you aren't getting up off the floor!! That is right hard :shock:
Love
Toni xx
Toni xxx