Is it possible to rent sheets, towels, blankets, and pillows for about 150 people? Has anyone done this before, and if so, can you point me toward a good service in New England?
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posted by cider
on Oct 3, 2012 -
8 answers
Yet another laundry question. We have
these towels and love their weight, size, color, and absorbancy. Our only complaint, and it's a big one, is that they are pretty hard and stiff now. I'm at my wits' end trying to soften them up. Please hope me.
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posted by DrGail
on Feb 10, 2012 -
22 answers
There's a lot of
this going on in my apartment. What can I do to prevent my towels and cotton shirts from coming out of the dryer covered with cat-hair pills?
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posted by carsonb
on Nov 15, 2010 -
8 answers
Need recommendations for purchasing towels online. I know of Bed Bath & Beyond, but I'd like some alternatives. The only requirement is that the store sell towels individually and not just in sets.
posted by Beholder
on Mar 22, 2010 -
13 answers
I'm looking for towels.
Big, fluffy, soft towels that are suitable for the occasional trip to Magrathea or just a long bath.
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posted by madajb
on Nov 30, 2009 -
16 answers
I need recommendations for bath towels, and they need to meet only one criterion: they must absorb and remove water from my body.
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posted by peep
on Apr 3, 2009 -
32 answers
Does anyone remember Roseanne Barr's rant about pre-menopausal women and towel folding/hanging as means to waylay the beast?
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posted by emhutchinson
on Aug 21, 2008 -
2 answers
Help me figure out what’s bleaching my towels and possibly causing health problems. Hint: I don't think it's my facewash.
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posted by funkiwan
on Sep 18, 2006 -
15 answers
How fast do swim towels dry? I'm thinking of buying a
swim towel to keep at the gym. They say they dry "in minutes". Would it dry in the 3-10 minutes it takes me to get dressed so I could keep in my my locker without worrying about mold? Or should I just keep paying for towel service?
posted by duck
on Jul 2, 2005 -
10 answers
My wife and I threw away all our multi-colored towels and replaced them with white ones. We did this so that we could throw them in the wash with some bleach and get them really really clean. The new towels are 100% cotton. When we looked at the tags, we were surprised to see a "DO NOT USE BLEACH" warning. Why can't we use bleach? That's the whole reason we bought them. I've never heard of that warning before on white cotton items. If it makes any difference, they come from The Company Store.
posted by grumblebee
on Feb 3, 2005 -
32 answers
For how many showers do you use a towel before throwing it in the hamper?
posted by Capn
on Sep 23, 2004 -
36 answers
