Beach Towels: 5 Fast Facts

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Fact #1. The more you use one, the faster it will wear down. How you use it has everything to do with the lifespan, though. What matters more is how often it is used. Caring for it means, above all else, keeping it dry whenever possible. This is ideally accomplished by hanging it out in the breeze and in indirect sunlight. That combination prevents the wear-and-tear of the dryer.
Fact #2. Consider a tightly woven, anti-sand-backed blanket to sit on while drying off. The plush cotton can't stand up to repeated use as a seat on the sand or rocks like the beach blanket can. But it will go through the washing machine many times without losing its softness or absorbent qualities. The blanket might need nothing but a good shaking after a long day of use. Especially if it stayed relatively dry thanks to your other towels.
Fact #3. A soft, thick, pure cotton towel won't provide you much protection against a rough and rocky beach. These also tend to hold moisture for longer than other types of summertime towel. That means they're not great for a long day involving many dips in the water.
Fact #4. Consider one designed for the very elements you'll encounter there. Many feature backing on one side that protects against sand. This usually consists of a tightly woven nylon that resists the cling of sand. That means more comfort when you need to dry off and less sand shaken onto your beach site and its occupants.
Fact #5. Also, consider a beach towel with pockets in the corners that can be filled with sand, stones, or sundry items. That will weigh them down, preventing a breeze from blowing your towel over. These weighted pockets are convenient for preventing your stuff from getting sandy. Or, on quite a gusty day, from losing your towel entirely.