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A cotton dish towel featuring a "Nope Not Today" cat design with pawprint pattern, machine-washable, measuring 28 inches square
A cotton dish towel displays the "Nope Not Today" sentiment alongside a cat illustration and an all-over pawprint pattern. The square fabric measures 28 inches on each side and is machine-washable for easy care. Artist Dan DiPaolo created the artwork featured on this piece.
This towel suits anyone who wants a light-hearted, cat-themed textile for daily kitchen use. Shoppers needing a different size, a lint-free glass towel or a plain design without printed graphics should look at other options.
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| Brand name | Primitives by Kathy |
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The towel measures 28 inches by 28 inches, so allow at least that width on a rail or a hook spaced to hold the full square without bunching.
Yes, it is machine-washable cotton, so it can be laundered alongside your existing towels on the same cycle without special handling.
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