Dear FlyLady,

This may sound strange, but I really do not have any idea what you do with a dish towel. Well, of course I keep one hanging on the bar on the dishwasher to wipe my wet hands or to dry dishes I have hand washed. But other than that, my mother always used paper towels or sponges in the kitchen. Could you explain exactly what you use your dish towels for? It occurs to me that you have other uses for them or you would not need a different one for every day of the week. I am open to suggestions if it means less paper towels!!!

Thanks for your help!

Fort Worth FlyBaby

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Dear Fort Worth FlyBaby,

We love our new dish towel! There is nothing worse than a stinky dishtowel or dish rag which is why our towels are amazing. When you start FLYing, the first habit you practice is shining your sink. After you shine your sink the first time, you may never have to do it again. All you ever really have to do is wipe out your sink with your dish towel.

A beautiful and clean dish towel get us in the habit of changing our dish towels out as part of our evening routines.

Our dish towels are made of 80% polyester and 20% polyamide. The Justin and I searched for a long time until we found dish towels that were good enough for you. If we didn’t like them, they went away. We are the toughest judges of dish towels. They have to be absorbent and easy to keep clean.

Here is a list of things to do with your FlyLady Dish Towels.

• Shining your sink
• Wiping your hands
• Wiping down your counter tops
• Setting wet dishes on to air dry
• Drying clean dishes
• Absorbing sweat when exercising
• Wrapping ice packs in
• Polishing silver
• Cleaning mirrors
• Cleaning tables
• Cleaning windows
• Cleaning autos or boats
• Dusting
• Wiping down showers and shower doors
• Exfoliating your skin
• ETC.

For those tougher jobs, our Purple Rags are the best!

Now go shine your sink!

FlyLady

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