Do you use the tan towels several times before discarding? And, can a little water be used if the towels are not moist enough?
1757359
No! Use only once, unless you have additional spray. Then you can re-use the towels.
1757360
This towel is single use only. It is quite wet when taken out of the package. By the time you do your whole body the moisture is pretty much gone. Once the towel is dried out a bit I go over areas that are likely to streak......such as ankles and elbows. I rub these areas quite vigorously. I love this product. I never experience streaking and the color is nice. The towels are so easy to use. You will find you don't need to wet them and in fact doing so would probably dilute the tanning solution.
1757361
I use the whole tan towel up. very rarely do I save them but you could try by putting in back in foil case. No absolutely NO water.
350767
They probably don't reach maximum absorbency until after 4-5+ washings, but I started using them after 2. You want to wash them a couple times to get off the natural oils from the cotton. When soiled with human excrement, I wash hot with an enzyme-containing detergent and then line dry or tumble dry. They are sturdy diapers. Tumble drying makes them very soft but I find the line drying makes folding easier, and sunshine can get out stains. They dry very quickly as well!
42182
I use about 1 a week and my tan stays golden brown. I get so many compliments on what a nice tan I have. I do tell people that it is the "tan towels" as I use sunscreen like crazy. The tan towels do not streak or blotch or look streaky at all. I am a huge advocate of the tan towels as you can see. I recommend the medium to dark though.
154648
You should apply this product on clean, dry skin. Do not put moisturizer your skin before applying the Tan towel, it will creat a barrier on the skin preventing the tanning solution from activating. Do apply moisturizer after the tanning solution is completely dry, and moisturize frequently.
1760613
I usually just throw them in with my towels/sheets - in hot water & dry in the dryer. Hope this helps.
455509
That's how I use it. I rinse the bags when I come home from the store, roll them in a towel to dry them, fold them and put them in the little bag, then place them in my reusable shopping bag. That way they are ready for the next shopping trip.
2039151
I just wash them in the sink and let them dry. However, I did order an extra set because they are very slow drying! When they are totally dry they are just like new!
667730
No problem :) I also dry them on low heat then let it air dry if it's still damp. I don't know what the manufacturer recommends but so far mine have held up.
214281
I usually wait until some of it is dry and then I pick up the dry ones. It's easier to just rinse it if it gets dirty
1152939
Is it possible to use new or old towels to make your own? Or perhaps cloth diapers or maybe the microfiber cloths? I am sort of asking for myself as well because I have been so impressed with the "Comments" that I am planning on buying one.
1495829
I just use soap (dish detergent) lightly with water and let it drip dry then use a towel to get any leftover moisture
459632
I haven't had that problem. I usually put a towel over the actual mat and hang the towel to air dry after using it. I then store the bamboo mat on its side, next to the bathtub. You may try putting the mat in strong sunshine for a few days, especially if you are in a dry climate. :/
383263
Yes I used these with the Optimum No Rinse just this past weekend. One towel to wash, used two towels to dry.
2140371
I wash them when I wash my dog towels in the meantime I just hose them down and spray with Lysol then let them dry in the sun
1380152
If your referring to the arrange large size bath towel & not beach size bath towel, then no. However I only dry two @ a time. And that's because I don't let my towels pile up. Hope that helps?
1962909
I use warm water on a regular wash cycle. I don't machine dry them, seems like I saw somewhere not to, also not to use hot water, though that might be your first instinct. Most of the time they're completely dry in a couple hours when I hang them over a chair to dry, outside drying is great if your weather permits it.
1328238
I did not have this problem. My dish towels were quite absorbent, even though they are very thin. I also do not use fabric softener when I dry them.