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We shower in the morning and leave to go to work/school. There may or may not be showings during the day while I am gone. Where can I leave the damp towels and especially the bathmat? I am planning on hanging the towels on a hook on the back of the door. Someone will still see them when they close the door in order to open the linen closet but I am thinking that's ok, this is clearly an occupied home.
But I am stymied by the bathmat. I don't want to hang it with the towels because who wants their clean towels next to it (even with it being one of those hotel style heavy towel type mats)? Plus I think it's too heavy and would fall off a hook. Do I really need to take a clean bathmat every day and toss the used one into the laundry?
I would put a thick/thirsty towel over the bathmat to step on after taking a shower to keep it from getting wet, and subsequently put the wet towels in the dryer, thus the mat will stay dry and towels will be out of sight.
as a buyer I could care less about things like wet towels or bathmats, really. When I am looking at the bathroom, I usually look at tiles condition, and overall condition of shower/ sinks/ toilet, and never pay attention on decors or towels...
This is what I was thinking but it felt a bit crazy. But as long as I'm not the only one, sounds like the plan.
I'm just hoping that for a quick sale so I don't have to make myself nuts with this stuff for too long!
The main reason I used two was because I put fluffy white towels and mat for showings. We did not use the display towels or the mat so I never had to clean them just get all the used stuff out and in the dryer or couple times on short notice stuffed in a garbage bag under the bed lol.
I also knew I could use them later in guest bathrooms in my new house where they wouldn't get lots of traffic.
I guess we are messy showerers, it gets pretty wet!
Do you step out to dry, or do you pull in a towel and stand in the shower to dry off most of your body and hair before stepping out?
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