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weinoo

weinoo

Okay, another banal topic.  But as I'm unpacking boxes and boxes of kitchen stuff, in order to reset my kitchen, I see that I have more than just a few dish towels. I mean, I didn't justpack a bunch of dish towels, I literally used them as packing material as well.

 

I have dish towels that are older than some members here. They look filthy, even after being washed.

 

I have dish towels purchased in Paris, at the Marché Bastille. (They shrunk to half their original size, after a run through the washer and dryer). Dish towels from when I was in cooking school (though they may have been called side towels then). Dish towels from Italy. Dish towels from Spain. China, India, Pakistan, Bangladesh (though not from trips there).

 

So - how many dish towels does a normal person have?  And, for how long does that sane, normal person keep them? Like, what's the final straw when you decide the dish towel is ready for the garbage, or some other unfortunate fate?

weinoo

weinoo

Okay, another banal topic.  But as I'm unpacking boxes and boxes of kitchen stuff, in order to reset my kitchen, I see that I have more than just a few dish towels. I mean, I just didn't pack a bunch of dish towels, I literally used them as packing material too.

 

I have dish towels that are older than some members here. They look filthy, even after being washed.

 

I have dish towels purchased in Paris, at the Marché Bastille. (They shrunk to half their original size, after a run through the washer and dryer). Dish towels from when I was in cooking school (though they may have been called side towels then). Dish towels from Italy. Dish towels from Spain. China, India, Pakistan, Bangladesh (though not from trips there).

 

So - how many dish towels does a normal person have?  And, for how long does that sane, normal person keep them? Like, what's the final straw when you decide the dish towel is ready for the garbage, or some other unfortunate fate?

weinoo

weinoo

Okay, another banal topic.  But as I'm unpacking boxes and boxes of kitchen stuff, in order to reset my kitchen, I see that I have more than just a few dish towels. I mean, I just didn't pack a bunch of dish towels, I literally used them as packing material too.

 

I have dish towels that are older than some members here. They look filthy, even after being washed.

 

I have dish towels purchased in Paris, at the Marché Bastille. (They shrunk to half their original size, after a run through the washer and dryer). Dish towels from when I was in cooking school (though they may have been called side towels then). Dish towels from Italy. Dish towels from Spain. China, India, Pakistan, Bangladesh (though not from trips there).

 

So - how many dish towels does a normal person have?  And, for how long does that sane, normal person keep them?

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