Instead of stiff, scratchy towels, there are fresh, soft cotton pestemels, or Turkish bathhouse wraps, and fluffy robes.
The modern bathroom had cheap fixtures and industrial-grade packets of soap, scratchy towels and a noisy fan that rumbled on every time I switched on the light.
Our very basic rooms — hard twin beds, bare floors, scratchy towels — faced a dense garden bursting with eggplant, kale, cucumbers and green beans, and our disappointment at not camping was assuaged by the exquisite meal we ate outside under an awning as the rain and thunder began.
Only the bathroom was a disappointment, with tiny, scratchy towels and a faucet that was impossible to adjust properly (when I tried to get warm water, I experienced the weird sensation of half burning-hot and half freezing-cold water streaming from the same centimeter-wide faucet).
There were no tissues, so me and my sister used scratchy hand towels to try and stem the flow of our uncontrollable tears.
Do not use scratchy or old towels after a luxurious soak; keep treating yourself to the best and have clean, fluffy, soft towels ready to dry off with.
The wives and daughters of the New England gentry spun and wove sheets and towels and scratchy woolen blankets, but their Sunday dresses were made of imported silk or calico.
My 6-year-old says the towels are "too scratchy" when dried.
Choose a soft towel instead of a scratchy one.
A quibble: the big towels are a little scratchy.
Don't use towels, paper products or other scratchy cloth to wipe the screen.
