terrycloth

At that moment, entering from a back room, or perhaps the kitchen, an elderly gentleman slowly walked out wearing a light blue terrycloth robe and worn, leather slippers.

With a weight of 100gsm and the exceptional density of the microfilaments, towels made from Evolon are ultra-light and take up five times less space than terrycloth towels.

After stoning three walls symbolizing Satan in a rejection of sin and temptation, male pilgrims changed out of the seamless terrycloth robes of pilgrimage and shaved their heads, as a sign of renewal.

To name some: terrycloth, vents, a chair, lavender, yellow.

Perhaps the paper napkin issue warranted the awarding of three-and-a-half stars instead of four, but I found the individual terrycloth hand towels in the restroom a pleasant touch.

Dry the surface with a terrycloth or chamois towel.

A lawnmower started, despite the early hour, one block away, reminding her that people were awake, that people could see her standing in a pink terrycloth bathrobe with matching slippers, but she didn't move.

And this cloth mother is made of terrycloth. She gives you no sustenance.

Say Grace is a collection of rough-hewn jewels honoring the people Sam Baker calls "everyday heroes." There is the flagman on "Road Crew," another guy "wrestling a pipe in a ditch," the lonely woman in the "terrycloth bathrobe with a tear." Their portraits are set in a sparse frame of guitars, piano, violin, and Baker's earnest croak of a voice, and they are all holy.

window again, maybe wearing her terrycloth bathrobe.

Paint the claw-footed tub, and slipcover a chair with terrycloth to match very spa-like and fun.

In addition to the neonatal intensive care unit and a gynecological/pediatric surgery unit, the center housed the mother/baby unit, which featured upgraded linens, a complementary terrycloth robe for the new mother and "chef-prepared meals when [patients] want them, just like room service," according to an article in Arkansas Medical News.