Georgia-Pacific 26490 Bath Towels 7.87" x 1150 ft White 6 Rolls 50% Recycled
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A double-sided cotton washcloth with waffle texture and soft terry, weighing 500 g/m² for high absorbency
This IKEA SALVIKEN washcloth measures 12 by 12 inches and weighs 500 g/m². One side features a waffle structure while the other offers soft terry, giving two distinct feels in a single cloth. It is made from sustainably sourced cotton and comes in white.
Shoppers who need a larger bath sheet or a set of matching towels will not find those sizes here. Anyone looking for synthetic quick-dry fabrics or heavyweight spa-grade thickness should consider other options.
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The 12 by 12 inch dimensions make it a standard face-cloth size, suitable for most bathroom sinks and shower caddies without needing a specific basin measurement.
At 500 g/m² it sits in the medium-thickness range, so it will feel similar to many existing bathroom towels of comparable weight and cotton construction.
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