What is the type of towel that swimmers and divers use to dry off?
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They feel like Chamois and use like a towel. They have a smooth feel and use a "Quick Dry" technique. They dry your skin super fast, and they are usually small and can fit into bags easily. You can get them online at many swim shops like Keifer.com they have a Keifer towel, and the more common "Sammy" towel. I have one of those and it really is great because it eliminates big bulky wet towels at my swim meets.
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wash with cold water and line dry
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No you cant spread it in the pool I just asked my brother and he is a doctor, but becarefull that you dont let anyone use your towel even letting someone sit on it can spread it.
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OK if you mean water only I assume that you require to dry out compressed air lines.  This is done by passing the air through an air drier as the air is cooled the water is separated and discharged to atmosphere or drain.  This is one method I am not sure about others.
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I used to have one of those and it is cutting off your circulation. I got rid of mine and use a hand towel now. hope this helps ;)
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Pool swimmers dont really wear grease these days.. in competition anyways.. \n\na swimmer may choose to put vaseline on his armpit to avoid chafing.. but never for speed\n\nThe only time I have used vaseline for a purpose in competition was for insulation on an openwater race I swam in a very cold river. Only reason i can think of
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What the hell does your question have to do with swimming and diving?
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swim in shades or full covered swim suite
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Currently, the polymer sodium polyacrylate.  It is nicknamed "super slurper" because it can absorb 400-800 times its body weight in water.  Oh yeah, it is used in a variety of applications, including diapers.  Pretty cool, huh?
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Take a sponge bath, wetting and drying a small part of your body as you go.  Use warm water if you have it.  Wear warm clothes on parts not being washed.
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a dry towel for lcd and a slightly wet towel for the other kind
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Underwater basketweaving
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Get rid of debris that retains moisture.
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A drop of rubbing alcohol will dry out the water.
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I have been diving for 30 yrs. and used all kinds of things. True, you can use spit but it really doesn't seem to be as effective as defog that is sold in dive shops and some sporting goods stores. Baby shampoo works well too. My favorite is liquid dish soap! I know, it doesn't sound like a good idea but hear me out.\n\nWet your goggles and place one drop for goggles. Masks may need more. Spread the liquid evenly. RINSE WELL (I give my mask a few shakes in the water) to avoid stinging later on. Do not use your fingers to rinse because you will remove the film. Your fingers have oils that will cause your goggles to fog too.\n\nThe reason I like dish soap because it is cheap and readily available. Most are biodegradable.\n\nWhy it works...after washing, dish soap leaves a 'sheeting film' that prevents dishes from leaving water spots on dishes. It is gone after it evaporates. When you wear a mask or in this case goggles it traps moisture inside so it doesn't evaporate.\n\nYou may have to reapply if you remove your goggles for too long or often. Remember to rinse it well. I have used this for hundreds of diving customers with no allergic reaction but if you do get irritation, discontinue.\n\nHope this helps!
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You can buy two kinds of ear plug. One is a silicon that molds to your ear. My favorite. They also have some plastic ones. You can just shake the water out of your ears when you get out of the water. If it is still there you could put drops in. One brand is Swimmers Ear. You can also do it for free. One is with vinegar. The other is with rubbing alcohol, but this can dry out our ear. Go with a couple of drops of vinegar to break the surface tension of the water.
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the towel contains openings within the material. They are basically pores which allow water to become trapped in the towel.