We have two towels. I wash them and then they go back on the rack. When they frey, we donate them to the animal shelter and buy two more.

I can't imagine having 60 towels. Like being buried alive.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:We never run out. We have 60 bath towels.

Is your house mainly closets?

Do you wash each towel after every use but only do the actual laundry a couple times a month? Otherwise I don't see how this is possible. We have about 8 towels for 3 people. We've never had a problem provisioning guests either.

We use towels several times. I do laundry 3-4 times a week.
We have 4 bathrooms.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:We never run out. We have 60 bath towels.

How big are your closets?

We have a huge linen closet plus each bathroom has cupboards where we keep 6-8.
We have 4 washrooms
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That's only bath towels. If we include hand Towels it's over 100.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:We never run out. We have 60 bath towels.

How big are your closets?

We have a huge linen closet plus each bathroom has cupboards where we keep 6-8.
We have 4 washrooms
.

I don't see what's strange about the 60 towels. We are a family 5 and we often have long term guests. We each have ten bath towels of our own, and the 4 of us who are women use two per shower - one hair, one body. Then we have separate towels for drying our hands and faces. Then plenty more for guests and about a dozen or so beach towels. I'd venture to say we have close to, if not at least, 100 towels in our house. None of this includes our dogs towels, either.

This is weird. Who cares. A towel is a towel.

Anonymous wrote:My family uses these: http://m.usa.hermes.com/home/beach/beach-towels/tapis-plage-zebres-de-tanzanie100-coton-v-orange-beige-oran-70308.html

Very comfortable, and guests love them.

Haha, do you have 60 of them like pp??

Who cares. Seriously.

My family uses these: http://m.usa.hermes.com/home/beach/beach-towels/tapis-plage-zebres-de-tanzanie100-coton-v-orange-beige-oran-70308.html

Very comfortable, and guests love them.

Ha we do it all the time if we really need to do a load of towels and haven't gotten around to it yet. A towel is a towel.

Anonymous wrote:We never run out. We have 60 bath towels.

thats a ton of towels.. where do you keep them all??

Anonymous wrote:But is it strange if the household literally has NO bath towels?

Unusual, sure, but who cares? A towel is a towel is a towel. Nothing strange about using a towel to dry off after a shower. Who cares what's printed on it?

I have been using bath sheets for decades. Not beach towels but bath sheets.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:We never run out. We have 60 bath towels.

Is your house mainly closets?

Do you wash each towel after every use but only do the actual laundry a couple times a month? Otherwise I don't see how this is possible. We have about 8 towels for 3 people. We've never had a problem provisioning guests either.

Anonymous wrote:A towel is a towel

This. We've never distinguished. Whatever towel we have is what get used for the shower, the pool, the beach, cleaning up when you get drenched in a summer storm and come in dripping, etc. What I care about is whether it dries you off properly and doesn't feel thin and scratchy, not what it's called.