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What fabric is best for unpaper towels? NFT

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mrstice

August 2009 in Eco-Friendly Family

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Re: What fabric is best for unpaper towels? NFT

welshgirl

August 2009

I use muslins (left-over burp clothes) and am really happy with them. They're very absorbant, quick to dry and even buff things up a little.

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tinamichelle

August 2009

I have some muslin ones, flannel, and then some flannel and sherpa I love them all lol

"Clouds come floating into my life, no longer to carry rain or usher storm, but to add color to my sunset sky." -- Rabindranath Tagore Recycling is like laughter, it's contagious! Invite all your friends!"
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kiliwicket

August 2009

I rtreally like the birdseye, absorbs super fast and for the most part, lent free

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