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  1. Oshibori2 min read

    Warm Towel Dispensers: Selection and Operation

    A warm towel dispenser is a heated cabinet that keeps rolled Oshibori towels at a constant temperature and dispenses them individually. It is the component on which the entire Oshibori lo...

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    Oshibori Towels: Material, Size, and Care

    An Oshibori towel is a small cotton terry cloth, moistened and served tempered. Three things are crucial for quality: the fiber quality of the cotton, the basis weight, and the edge finis...

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    Order Oshibori towels: quantity and quality

    When purchasing Oshibori towels, the circulation volume is almost the most important factor. If you order too few, you'll be washing daily and still won't have dry towels in the cupboard....

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    DIY Oshibori: Instructions

    An Oshibori can be prepared at home in five minutes: moisten a small cotton cloth, wring it out, roll it, and warm it. The only place where you can go wrong is the temperature, and there ...

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    Scented Oshibori: what works

    A fragrance in an oshibori is an addition, not a component. The Japanese original comes without it, and in many establishments, the neutral towel is the better choice. However, if you do ...

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    Using Oshibori in the wellness area

    In the wellness area, a warm towel serves a different purpose than in gastronomy. There, it cleanses the hands before a meal; here, it marks the beginning and end of a treatment and remov...

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    Oshibori and hygiene: what businesses need to consider

    Oshibori touch guests' hands and faces and are stored warm and moist. Both of these factors make them a point where hygiene is not a side concern, but must be described and adhered to. Th...

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    Oshibori Etiquette: How to Use It Correctly

    An Oshibori is for your hands, not for your face and not for the table. This one rule covers almost everything there is to know about its etiquette. The rest are subtleties that are self-...

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