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100% Egyptian Cotton 725-Gram 6-Piece Towel Set - $19.99 (from $130) @ Amazon

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Not Tech, but a good deal anyways...

From FW... thanks PresidentGringo

http://www.amazon.com/dp/B000BIW1BW/...m&linkCode=as1

From The Site:
Product Features

6-piece towel set with 2 bath towels, 2 hand towels, and 2 washcloths
Made of 100-percent Egyptian cotton material for superior softness, absorbency, and durability
Extra-long, extra-strong cotton fibers reduce pile and lint for added comfort
Towels grow softer with every wash without requiring fabric softener
Each bath towel weighs 725 grams and comes in an attractive "bluestone" color
 
Originally posted by: VTHodge
I see a price of $29.99. Deal dead?

List Price: $130.00
Price: $29.99 & this item ships for FREE with Super Saver Shipping. Details
You Save: $100.01 (77%)
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Same here, $29.99. How do we get it to $19.99? Might pay $19.99 for 6, but not $29.99.
 
Yes how do we get $19.99 I need some new towels.

Please link us to the fat wallet source you found this at.
 
Originally posted by: spittledip
How can anyone charge 129.99 for towels??
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the funny things is the majority of Egyptians don't use towels, or even toilet paper for that matter.
Never shake an Egyptian guys left hand
 
Egyptian cotton is pretty expensive, something like cashmere, I'm awfully surprised at the price of those towels, The thread count is probably pretty low, My sister has a 1000 TC Roberto Cavalli sweater made of Egyptian cotton that ran her like $400+ about $100 of that being for the designers name alone so it's more like a $300 sweater.

heres some examples of the prices of high thread density Egyptian cotton.

http://www.vanessaclassic.com/
 
Egyptian cotton and (Carolina) Sea Island are considered the finest cottons in the world. They have a very long growing season which makes the fibers very long (hence the name "long-staple cotton"). This allows them to make very soft, smooth fabric and cloth.
 
Originally posted by: commOdog
Originally posted by: spittledip
How can anyone charge 129.99 for towels??
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the funny things is the majority of Egyptians don't use towels, or even toilet paper for that matter.
Never shake an Egyptian guys left hand
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where did u get this from:disgust:, ever been to Egypt before
 
Originally posted by: grtmoby
Originally posted by: commOdog
Originally posted by: spittledip
How can anyone charge 129.99 for towels??
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the funny things is the majority of Egyptians don't use towels, or even toilet paper for that matter.
Never shake an Egyptian guys left hand
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where did u get this from:disgust:, ever been to Egypt before
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Yes, I lived there for over a year, any other questions?
 
sure there is... where did u live and what have u been doing coz what u said is absolutely rubbish and nonesense.
So you mean they don't take showers or what do they do after having one.

Think you forgot one IMPORTANT thing, they wash 5 times each day for praying unless u were not in Egypt and was just told you are 🙂
 
After reading the reviews these seem to be hit or miss. Some folks like 'em other are returning 'em. Complaints include uneven color bleeding/washout, non-absorbent, etc.
Hopefully this cotton-pickin' thread will fall off now.
 
Originally posted by: grtmoby
sure there is... where did u live and what have u been doing coz what u said is absolutely rubbish and nonesense.
So you mean they don't take showers or what do they do after having one.

Think you forgot one IMPORTANT thing, they wash 5 times each day for praying unless u were not in Egypt and was just told you are 🙂
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Yeah, it must have been the other town called Giza with the pyramids, silly me
 
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