I’ve yet to try this method and have some questions.
Was this a full size towel?
Did you do both shirts in one burrito or separately?
Finally, how many shirts do you think you could have done before the towel was too wet to be useful?
I’m trying to get an idea on how much laundry you could wash and dry in one hit with a standard supply of hotel towels? I wonder how reliable this method is if you are relying on a travel towel.
glad to answer your question s, as i too had many doubts with with method.
yes, it was a full sized towel provided by the hotel.
i did one shirt at a time. did the burrito twice per shirt. the towel was a bit moist afterwards but i think i could still have dried another shirt. i am a very small person though so it could be different for bigger shirts.
travel towels are on the thinner side so am not sure if they can take as much moisture.
I’ve yet to try this method and have some questions.
Was this a full size towel? Did you do both shirts in one burrito or separately? Finally, how many shirts do you think you could have done before the towel was too wet to be useful?
I’m trying to get an idea on how much laundry you could wash and dry in one hit with a standard supply of hotel towels? I wonder how reliable this method is if you are relying on a travel towel.
glad to answer your question s, as i too had many doubts with with method.
yes, it was a full sized towel provided by the hotel.
i did one shirt at a time. did the burrito twice per shirt. the towel was a bit moist afterwards but i think i could still have dried another shirt. i am a very small person though so it could be different for bigger shirts.
travel towels are on the thinner side so am not sure if they can take as much moisture.
Thanks.