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Wirecutter is definitely hit and miss but I will say that their upgrade pick for towels (Riley Home) are phenomenal and have held up to everyday use for 3 years
by jacobkg 3y ago
Wirecutter is definitely hit and miss but I will say that their upgrade pick for towels (Riley Home) are phenomenal and have held up to everyday use for 3 years and counting:
https://www.nytimes.com/wirecutter/reviews/best-bath-towel/ https://www.nytimes.com/wirecutter/reviews/best-bath-towel/
- apothegm 3y agoIt’s a little sad, though, that it’s now impressive for a towel to last 3 years. The ones my parents bought in 1986 are still in my rotation for everyday use and holding up better than the set I bought (not cheaply) in 2010, which are starting to look like they need replacement.
- blueridge 3y agoToo funny, was just talking about this with my parents. My mom has bathroom towels she bought in 1988 that are still used every day. They're a little faded, but they look great and feel great. I think they're from Ralph Lauren. Same with their bed sheets that show no signs of failure after decades of use. They've had the same comforter since I was 5 years old. Meanwhile we've gone through Parachute, Brooklinen, some sheets and towels from Macy's, and nothing seems to last. I don't know enough about the brands they sell, but thinking we might buy from here next: https://linensociety.com/ https://linensociety.com/