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Pink Paisley Posted Jan 7, 2009
I'm a towel slinger too.
It serves two purposes.
1. I wash up as I go along. I have a small kitchen at the moment and working in a mess drives me bonkers.
2. It's handy to use when picking up hot pots.
Leaving it on the shoulder makes life a little easier (like reversing into parking spaces - it's about thinking ahead and being prepared).
PP
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j_z_d Posted Jan 7, 2009
I also use one, for essentially all of the reasons previously cited. I can remember my father(a retired ) sporting a towel over the shoulder when he cooked at home & often when I stopped at his places of employment...as far back as the '60s
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Alfster Posted Jan 7, 2009
Just this second watching St Rick Stein and all the chefs have tea/towels in the belts.
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Yarreau Posted Jan 7, 2009
But when you wipe something on your towel, you get it moist... and then when you use it to pick up something hot, you burn your hands... and the icky moistness will also slowly seep through your shirt...
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Xanatic Posted Jan 7, 2009
It´s not for wiping wet surfaces. It´s for when you get a bit of sauce on your finger.
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Taff Agent of kaos Posted Jan 9, 2009
just nuked some soup for the wife and ankle-biter and used a tea towel to carry the bowl to the work top, as soon as i had put the bowl down i flicked the tea towel over my shoulder and dished up the soup, i then paused as i realized what i had done vis a vi the tea towel,
why do men do it.........we just do, its like looking at tits!!!!!!
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KB Posted Jan 9, 2009
Draping a tea towel over your shoulder is like looking at ?
How so? Do both acts give rise to a similar psychological response in you?
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