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Do you have separate hand and tea towels in the kitchen, or do you use any type of towel to dry dishes?

Myself and my wife have differing opinions ๐Ÿ˜‚

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[โ€“] fakeman_pretendname@feddit.uk 7 points 1 year ago* (last edited 1 year ago)

  1. 1x Tea towel made of thin "tea towel" material, probably with a picture on it (like a map of Wales, cheeses of Britain, The Life of Christ in Cats). For drying dishes and never to be used as an improvised oven glove or for drying hands whilst I'm in the kitchen.

  2. 1x a Hand towel made of fluffy "that's a towel, not a tea towel" material, for drying hands with. Can be used for drying something else if immediately put in washing machine after.

  3. 1x pair of padded, heat resistant oven gloves for use as oven gloves.

The scorch marks, food stains and dirty hand prints on all three objects suggest someone might have different ideas whilst I'm not in the room.