50-Count Disposable Bath Hair Towels, 19.7" x 27.6" Thickened and Absorbent Salon & Spa Towels for Massage Yoga Camping Trips (White)

I color my hair and instead of using towels, I use these absorbent, quality towels. They are reusable and I throw them in the washer and dryer. The towels do not fall apart and can be used again and again.

Good quality, absorbent, do not cause allergies, very useful for after bathing at the gym.

This is a good size (hand towel size) and durable enough for multiple uses but even single use makes them good value.

These worked well for the purpose they were bought for. I work with a women's ministry and we used these for foot washing. We didn't have running water in the space we were using, so we bought towels steamers to warm the towels to "wash" the ladies feet. I did prewet with soapy water first then kept the towels warm in the steamers. It was also nice that they were disposable and we didn't have to wash towels for 20 women.

I didn't expect much when I opened this package. How good or exciting can a disposable towel be? But the first thing I noticed was how clean it smells and how large it is and how soft!! I tugged on it, wet it, and I could see it is durable and strong. It can be rinsed and used for multiple purposes. And would be amazing in emergencies. At 40 cents a piece it is a bargain for those jobs where you want to toss the cleaning rag after use, too.I've never used disposable towels before, but I'm now a convert. Awesome, try them!!!

These are very useful and can be used for so many things. They are great to pack in an emergency kit for your car or home. They are very convenient and easy to use. They can be cut down and used in D.I.Y wet wipes. The material is durable and strong, and it is very absorbent. They can be used wet or dry and are very efficient.

I’m thrilled with these disposable bath towels. Yes, they are big enough and absorbent enough to dry an adult after bathing. I hung it to dry, then used it for wiping down all the baseboards in my home and it was still going strong. My husband is excited to take a few fishing in remote Alaska so he doesn’t have to take and bring back a smelly towel. With a new puppy in the family, I can see these disposable towels being used in a multitude of ways! They are stacked tightly and easy to store.

When packing for trips, towels always take up significant space in my suitcase so I was intrigued to try out towels that are advertised as being "thickened", absorbent and disposable. The manufacture states they're made of plant fibers and although the ad doesn't state it, I assume that also makes them biodegradable. I've included photos that compare the size of this disposable towel versus a standard bath towel.The question is, how do they stack up against regular bath towels?Texture: Bath towels should be reasonably "soft." On a scale of one to ten, these towels come in at about six to seven. They're not uncomfortable, but I can't say they're close to traditional towels softness either. They're acceptably soft but won't win any awards in that department.Durability: After using them a few times I can say they're surprisingly durable. Each towel can be used several times, hand washed and used a few more times. -9/10 on durabilityCompactness: These towels take up very little space and they get a 10/10 for convenience. Although they are described as being "thickened" they are thin and comparable to a multi-layer paper towel.Absorption: Once again, don't expect cotton-towel properties but for for their size, they absorb a surprising amount of moisture. I rate them a solid 7/10 in comparison.Bottom Line: These towels are "mildly abrasive, durable, absorbent and compact and work surprisingly well for travel and camping. They're handy as "just in case" towels for those times when typical towels aren't clean, dry or available. They aren't for everyone but are an excellent option when trying to travel light using limited luggage. I recommend getting a pack and keeping a few in the carry-on for those unexpected situations.