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Think of the pool parties when only one person brings a towel! And everyone swims!! Then the first one out uses the towel, and everyone else drips dry! Now think of the possibilites of a waterproof towel! You could line the kids up and dry them all, and you could dry the pool if you thought the water
was too wet.
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Ah, the magic of a waterproof towel... |
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Except, of course, that towels that can easily be wrung dry are both what you're actually after, and already Baked. |
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And frankly, I wouldn't want to share my towel with a hundred kids at a pool party, no matter how strong the chlorine. |
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Waterproof towel = useless. |
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Can you use a waterproof towel to clean up dehydrated water spills? |
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Waterproof would mean something like oilcloth and it sure wouldn't wick up any water. However, the material that soft contact lenses are made from ( a variety of polymethmethacrylate) isn't at all absorbent either and yet they wick due the weave so maybe it would work. |
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So can leather chamois and so, probably, can soft contacts if you have wee little wringing fingers. |
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Maybe make a towel out of thousands of contact lenses sewed together? |
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All the better to see you with, m'dear. |
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Yeah, we've done the inflatable dart board and solar powered flashlight before too. Please don't waste our time with this crap. |
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