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Soft when dry / Built for the heat / Cool on contact
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The Heat Check
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It didn't stop
working.
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The cold ran out with the water, not the towel. Three seconds brings it back.
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| Why it goes warm |
The water
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The fabric holds water, then uses evaporation to help you feel cooler and more comfortable in hot, dry conditions. When it goes warm, the water has gone. The towel is fine.
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The Original Desert Cooling Towel. 10.75 by 39 inches, twelve colors.
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| The three second fix |
Just add water.
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Soak
Wet thoroughly with water.
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Wring
Wring out excess water.
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Snap
Snap or wave to activate, then place on the skin.
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Do it as many times as the day needs. It is reusable and machine washable. Wash it, and let it dry all the way before you put it away.
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From a Phoenix customer
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Yard work, in July.
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“I used these while doing yard work and it kept me cool the whole time, even in this brutal summer heat. The quality is amazing, super soft and durable.”
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Anita
Posted on deserttowel.com
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Keep it where the heat is
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The truck. The bag.
The sideline chair.
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The Original is 10.75 by 39 inches, soft when dry, and comes in twelve colors. $10.99 each, and shipping is free over $49.
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Cooling gear born in Phoenix for work, sport, and everything under the sun.
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