No washcloths in European hotels?

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    Yes, we use our hands and they work pretty well. I was raised in South Africa and we very seldom used washcloths. It certainly was not a standard item in the bathroom. For one thing they never get dry, so you have to launder them often or they’ll get moldy.

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    It seems that there is some misunderstanding as to how a wash cloth is used (at least how I use them). I have read several replies that people think that a washcloth is left in the shower/bath, to be used again, possibly by someone else. I can see how that would be perceived as gross! When I use a wash cloth, it gets used once, them laundered. That’s how my whole family does it. The result is a stack on 30-40 wash cloths in the linen closet. Certainly I can and have showered without one. But I definitely prefer to use one. How else can you scrub your back?

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