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Who sells the fluffiest towels?

11 replies

franch · 09/08/2005 20:08

Sick of scratchy threadbare ones. Best we've got is John Lewis Egyptian cotton - any other suggestions?

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franch · 10/08/2005 15:12

bump

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lunavix · 10/08/2005 15:13

debenhams egyptian cotton

expatinscotland · 10/08/2005 15:26

The White Company.

But I can't afford them .

katymac · 11/08/2005 21:04

I got some christy ones for my wedding 11.5 yrs ago and hey are still fluffy & absorbant

Posey · 11/08/2005 21:30

We had some M&S ones for our wedding 10 years ago and they still are soft and fluffy. Don't know whether the fact I always use fabric softener, line-dry them and never tumble dry makes any difference.

franch · 12/08/2005 09:29

White Co. have a sale on so I've ordered some of theirs - cheaper than JLewis at the mo - thanks all

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NannyL · 12/08/2005 19:08

Peacock blue do EXCELLENT towels... as good if not better than the white company (about same expensive price)

I have used both types and my bath towel is peacock blue and myfav towel ever!

moondog · 12/08/2005 19:10

Fabric softener ruins the absorbency of towels posey. If they're good now,imagine what they'd be like without it!

Posey · 13/08/2005 21:34

Well we seem to get dry perfectly well with fabric softened towels, and personally I prefer them to towels that are stiff and scratchy.

moondog · 14/08/2005 11:33

Maybe I'm just a masochist then. (Seven years of all girls' boarding school to blame.)

fuzzywuzzy · 14/08/2005 11:53

tumble drying should make them fluffy and soft, and instead of using fabric conditioner white vinegar keeps them soft too, and absorbant.....

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