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A cotton dish towel measuring 28 inches square with a humorous dog-themed sentiment, machine-washable for easy care
This cotton dish towel measures 28 inches square and carries the printed sentiment "Why Can't All Men Be Like My Dog" with a matching dog illustration. It is produced by Primitives by Kathy from artwork by Dog is Good. The towel is machine-washable for regular kitchen use.
The machine-washable construction means the towel can be cleaned alongside everyday laundry without special handling. The printed design stays on the fabric through repeated wash cycles. No additional accessories or software are included with this single textile item.
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| Brand name | Primitives by Kathy |
| Product type | Home |
Machine-wash the towel as normal; the cotton fabric and printed sentiment are designed to withstand regular laundering.
At 28 by 28 inches the towel folds neatly over most bars and racks, giving full coverage without excessive overhang.
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