I was letting a client out a couple of days ago when told me he'd left the flannel he'd just used on the side of the bath. I was puzzled by this statement as I don't have any flannels in the bathroom. When I checked I found he'd used the cleaning cloth I'd left tucked in the corner in the bathroom next to the Cilit Bang and bleach. At least his cock will be germ and limescale free!

That is fucking hilarious!

I bought some in asda as I was there anyway, and they were relatively cheap and fluffy, however the washing machine destroys them pretty quickly so they don't last! (or I need a new washing machine 😂)


I think last time I was stuck for towels on tour, there was a  wilko and "the range" I think (?) nearby from where I was; I grabbed a couple in there and they're still in great nick 18 months later 

I can pretty much guarantee clients will ignore the nice clean hand towel on the heated towel rail and use my wet hair towel instead... 

After laying out nice clean, freshly laundered, dry towels I too have caught someone using a damp bleach marked favourite.

These days I use the same type I provide clients so do advise to 'Use the fresh one on the shelf, not the one hanging which is likely to be damp'.

I buy handtowels with matching flannel all in different colours from Home Bargain Store.  Cheapskate that I am.

I used to get mine from Tesco. I would buy the cheaper ones, I don’t think clients minded what the towel felt like.

The thing with towels is that decent ones last for years, and their quality doesn't diminish with washing (I've got some I've had 30+ years!). So they're something I feel it's better value in the long run to pay a bit more for, or they're often in sales.