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The absorber is a little miracle. More absorbent than a towel, less expensive than a chamois, and professionally proven to dry without scratching. You'd be left high and, well, not dry, without it.
HOW TO USE IT, BUT NOT ABUSE IT.
(AND WHATEVER YOU DO DON'T LOSE IT! )
The absorber is NOT leather chamois. Nor is it a terry cloth towel.
But it's probably the best drying tool you'll ever discover. The secret of it's effectiveness is it's amazing sponge-like pore structure that enhances the capillary action and gives it superb absorbency. It may take some getting use to. Don't be afraid to experiment a little. You can't hurt it. Some people like to spread it out and pull it over the surface. Some like to use it folded like a pad. Others like to use it bunched up loosely in their hands. If your absorber is not clean when you put it away it might acquire an odor, or even mildew. If this happens it will not affect the absorber itself. Just wash it with your regular wash using liquid detergent and ammonia. If soap residue remains, just rinse with a little vinegar. Soaking is not necessary.
NOTE: when using it around the home - in the bathroom, for your hair, for the dog etc. - it is better to let your absorber dry out between uses so it doesn't pick up an odor. Simply wet before next use.
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