Re: Target stores unit pricing on paper goods.

Stan Brown wrote:

>Thu, 26 Jun 2008 10:58:20 GMT from Doug Miller <spambait@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>>In article <MPG.22cd4053570a927598b6c4@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>>Brown <the_stan_brown@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>>>Someone else said "don't use paper, use cloth". I agree in principle, 
>>>but in 40+ years I've never found a cloth towel that does anywhere 
>>>near as good a job of drying as paper. I'm willing to try something 
>>>new if it really works. Anyone have any practical suggestions?
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>>Microfiber cloths work far better than standard terrycloth towels.
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>I've never heard of microfiber cloths. Are they a department-store 
>item (e.g. Target), or are we talking specialty stores (B&M and 
>Internet)?
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Microfibers are typically synthetic fibers which are typically 
hydrophobic (do not absorb water).

To my knowledge, cotton (best for absorbing water) is not available as a 
"microfiber".