how is it supose to be used? It is rigid as a cardboard
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That means it's too dry. Moisten it slightly (so that it can be folded) and allow it to become dry to the touch, then store it in the plastic case. It won't become hard.
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It's a wet towel used by divers and swimmers to dry off quickly, absorbs water quicker than a towel and can be used over and over again. It's rigid when dry but you put it in water before you use it.
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Don't worry. It's not defective. They just get that way when they dry. Soak it again and it will be just as durable as before. When you travel with it, to keep it from getting dry and hard again, roll it up and keep it in the tube it came in.
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Once wet ring it out and now it is soft and absorbent. We have six divers on our team and they all use them
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It is only as rigid as cardboard if you let it dry out, but it can be rehydrated. When it is hydrated it is a smooth mini towel. I personally love this. I am a swimmer and frequently forget my towel and it is small enough to not take up hardly any room in my locker. It is used as a towel and when it absorbs to its capacity it is then wrung out and can be used over and over and over again. The material is actually very soft and delicate on skin.
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Keep it wet ! Don't put it in the washing machine ! And after using , just twist out the water then put it in the bottle. It can asorb so much water, you will find it useful!
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just run it through some water until its soft again and keep it in a sealed plastic container(like the one it came in) so it doesn't lose the moisture when left in dry areas or not used for a long time.
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I answered too quickly without realizing what item the question was about. The outside is very sturdy cardboard and I don't think will fall apart. Mine is as "new" as when I purchased it. I am not a student, but it suits my purposes very well. I have been very happy with it.
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It's laminated cardboard. If you're careful not to get it wet you can reuse it, but it's not meant to be washed.
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The cardboard is more flexible than the plastic. When I wrestled, and is was difficult, the plastic did not break the ring bent sort of.
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It is cardboard. Thick at about 3/4 inch but not very useful. I ended up throwing it out in about a week.
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it is some what hard, don't know exactly what the material is. most likely thick cardboard.
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It is laminated over what appears to be a very light weight pressed cardboard. We find it easy to handle for the folding but is very strong and supportive.
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no, I use the box it came in to store it, it is real heavy cardboard... Ken
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It's a hard inner shell surrounded by a thin layer of fuzziness. Mine didn't have a rattle though, and it feels more like plastic than cardboard.
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It is rigid, but the challenge is the top hanger portion snaps off easily. Both of mine are broken.
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Covered cardboard. It's pretty sturdy, but the hinge is a bit wobbly. I like it though.
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It is a sturdy cardboard, doubled for strength. I have colored art paper for grandchildren stored on it and it's held up for almost a year. However, the grandchildren are not visiting too often during the school year as they live out of town.
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It's cardboard, but I work in severe disabilities classroom and it's holding up very well.
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back is a thick piece of little better than cardboard. I have used this and moved it to our new house. It is steady but we use it as a display for pictures etc not books. Hope this helps
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It's press-board. Just a cardboard back. It is not exactly what I would call sturdy. I am afraid to move it from where it is currently sitting in my home.
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that is how I used it. Just put it a little higher, if you can. I put something under it, like a board, or sometimes nothing. It works well.
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The front and back are the same coated cardboard (?) single sheet. It is not rigid. You need a flat surface beneath this notebook to use it.