Sure, you can use our Grand Prix Tea Towel to dry your dishes, but what else are they good for?
- Drying the dishes, yes that’s obvious I know.
- Rubbing off a damp dog (please don’t then use it for number #1)
- As a ‘interesting’ sun hat
- Covering your bread dough
- As a liner for a basket, of fruit or cakes
- Stitch a couple together to make a scarf
- Placing over a tea pot to keep your brew a little warmer (not quite as effective as F1 tyre warmers, but still)
- Pop it under a mixing bowl to stop it wondering about when using a mixer
- Grabbing hot trays from the oven
- As headware if your child is in a nativity
- With your slow cooker to make a super tight seal
- Tuck into your trousers as a makeshift apron
- Using it like a drying rack for glasses
- Gently patting dry your spinach leaves
- Keep in the car for wiping the windows
- Covering food at picnics
- Keeping warm food warm
- Place under your chopping boards to stop them moving about
- Placing between pots and pans to protect then from scratches
- You’ve run out of place mats, use a tea towel
- They make great, albeit massive napkins
- For battle against pesky flies, more eco than a plastic swatter
- Lining shelves for mugs and what not
- Attach to your kids t-shirt to make a superhero cape
- Hang and frame on your wall (people do do this!)
- Placing over keyboards to keep dust free
- An emergency huge tissue if you have a runny nose
- As protection around a bottle of wine on your way to a dinner party
- Try your hand at origami (it’s tricky, but worth a YouTube tutorial)
- Fold a few together to make a comfy pillow when camping
- Upcycle to make cushion covers
- Make a fun game with the kids, tucking them into trousers and trying to grab them
*Well, actually 30 but who’s counting??!
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