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7NEWS
28-05-2025
- Entertainment
- 7NEWS
The Amazon Echo Show 8 is under $130 and Aussies are calling it their ‘favourite family assistant ever'
It's time to turn your house into a smart home. Amazon's Echo Show 8 (2nd Gen) is currently 44 per cent off, down from $229 to just $129, and honestly, it might just be the hardest-working (and most entertaining) device you'll ever own. This clever 8-inch smart display is like having your own personal assistant, newsreader, DJ, chef, home security guard and children's entertainer in one sleek touchscreen device. And yes, you can even ask it to play fart noises with new command that is sure to send the kids into fits of laughter. Here's what makes it such a winner: One-tap access to everything: Check your calendar, to-do list, traffic updates, weather, or news headlines all in one glance. Works like a dream with Alexa: Control smart light bulbs, security cameras and more using just your voice. Built-in camera for video calls: With auto-framing that keeps you centred, you'll always look your best (even on those Sunday catch-ups with Mum). Entertainment hub: Stream movies, shows and music from Netflix, Prime Video, Spotify and Apple Music. Photo frame feature: Display your favourite snaps in style with adaptive colour and Amazon Photos integration. But where the Echo Show 8 really shines is in its family-friendly extras. New research from Amazon Alexa found nearly half of Aussie parents, 47 per cent, feel like they've forgotten how to be silly under the weight of adulting. Which is exactly why Alexa's Let's Get Silly mode was created, you only need to say one thing – ' Alexa, Let's Get Silly '. From dance parties and sound quizzes to silly impressions and a new Silly Farts feature, this smart screen brings genuine laughs and bonding moments for the whole family. Parental controls mean it's totally safe for kids, too, with filtered content and no sneaky purchases allowed. So whether you're catching up on the news, calling Gran, , Echo Show 8 has the whole family covered.
Straits Times
26-05-2025
- Politics
- Straits Times
Suriname's ruling party, opposition nearly tied in parliamentary election
FILE PHOTO: Suriname's President and chairman of the Progressive Reform Party (VHP) Chan Santokhi addresses supporters before voters go to the polls on Sunday to elect a new parliament, in Paramaribo, Suriname May 23, 2025. REUTERS/Ranu Abhelakh/File Photo Suriname's opposition leader Jennifer Geerlings-Simons of the National Democratic Party (NDP) celebrates with supporters as she proclaims herself the winner of the presidency as counting continues during the National Assembly election, in Paramaribo, Suriname, May 26, 2025. REUTERS/Ranu Abhelakh PARAMARIBO - Suriname's ruling party and its top opposition rival won almost the same number of parliamentary seats in an election on Sunday, setting the stage for complex coalition negotiations that will determine who becomes the country's next president. The South American nation is on the cusp of a predicted oil boom, but campaigning for the ballot featured little debate about what the next government, which will hold power until 2030, should do with the income. With 43 polling stations yet to be counted, results showed the opposition National Democratic Party (NDP) - founded by former President Desi Bouterse, who dominated Surinamese politics for decades but died a fugitive last year - had won 18 seats, with 79,544 votes. The ruling Progressive Reform Party (VHP) of current President Chan Santokhi won 17 seats, with 75,983. Smaller parties, now potential kingmakers, won the remaining 16 of 51 total seats. An unknown number of votes from the uncounted polling stations remained to be added to the tally as of early Monday. Turnout so far was 58% of about 400,000 eligible voters. Negotiations between parties to choose a president and cabinet ministers for the former Dutch colony, independent since 1975, were already expected to take weeks even prior to the tight result. A two-thirds majority in parliament is required to elect the president. FIRST MAJOR OFFSHORE PROJECT Santokhi, a 66-year-old former police commissioner who has campaigned to remain in office, won more votes than any other lawmaker, just under 40,000. "We asked for a mandate and this is the mandate that the people have given. With that, we now have to move forward. It is up to us to have talks with other political parties based on this," Santokhi, who has not ruled out cooperation with any other party, told local newspaper the Suriname Herald. The NDP is set to back its party head Jennifer Simons, a doctor who served as parliamentary speaker for a decade until 2020, for president. Simons was second in vote tallies, winning 34,750 votes. The NDP will not work with the VHP, NDP Vice Chair Sergio Akiemboto told reporters late on Sunday. NDP founder Bouterse left office in 2020, the year after he was convicted in the 1982 murders of 15 government critics. When the conviction was upheld in 2023, Bouterse went into hiding, dying at the age of 79 at an unknown location on Christmas Eve. Suriname's first big offshore energy development, the Gran Morgu oil and gas project, is set to begin production in 2028. The project is led by TotalEnergies. Discovered reserves may allow Suriname to compete with neighbor Guyana - whose economy grew 43.6% last year - as a prominent producer. REUTERS Join ST's Telegram channel and get the latest breaking news delivered to you.
Daily Mirror
24-04-2025
- Entertainment
- Daily Mirror
Ronnie Wood's ex Jo on the unexpected nickname her grandchildren call her
Jo says her wild days have earned her an unexpected title from her grandkids Leaving behind a life of drink, drugs and debauchery as the ultimate rock chick, Jo Wood says there's a lasting legacy from her wild days. The former wife of Rolling Stones guitarist Ronnie Wood says she's earned the title Gangster Gran - after coughing to taking drugs to her some of her grandchildren. Former model Jo, 70, recalls how the curious kids quizzed her on what she got up to in a new interview with Good Housekeeping UK's podcast, 'My Life in A Biscuit Tin'. 'They call me gangster Gran,' she laughed. 'I know I shouldn't say this, but I was in the car with them and they turned round, they were giggling, two of them [grandchildren, Maggie and Kobe] and they went, 'Gran, have you done any drugs?' I said, 'Of course I have, but I don't recommend it.' 'I said, 'Because it didn't get me anywhere except lots of sleepless nights.' And they said, 'What was it like?' I told them I had fun at the time, but that was the situation that I was in.' Jo, who famously spent three decades partying with her ex-husband Ronnie, 77, said she had to tell the truth as it's public knowledge. 'You can't be dishonest, because they'll find out,' she explained. 'So, I tried to warn them that it was a waste of time, but I was in a very special situation. So then they said, 'We're going to call you gangster Gran from now on.'' Jo was married to Rolling Stones rocker Ronnie for 24 years between 1985-2011 and the two share children Leah, 46, and Tyrone, 41. She is also mum to son, Jamie, 50, from her first marriage to clothing entrepreneur Peter Greene. Recalling living in New York with the family in the 80s - and how a terrifying encounter sparked a return to the UK. 'New York in the early eighties was horrible," she said. "Ronnie was in the studio and I looked out the window one night and there was this guy smashing this car to get in it. And I shout out the window, 'Hey, what are you doing? And he looked up and he pointed his knife at me. I thought, 'I think it's time to go home'. And then I got worried about the kids. I thought, they can't live here.' The businesswoman now lives the quiet life in an eco-friendly countryside cottage in Northamptonshire. She has embraced 'off-grid' living, generating her own electricity and even nurturing her own vegetable patch. An advocate for all things organic, she has created their health capsule supplement Longevity and her own fragrance company Jo Wood Organics. Long gone are the booze and drug-fuelled nights. She previously said: 'I could drink all night, suffer the next day and not touch a drop for a few days. I never had a problem with it. I used to smoke a joint every evening and then one day I thought 'No, I don't want this any more' and stopped. I'm lucky like that.' Jo has been a regular on our screens, from Strictly Come Dancing In 2009, to Celebrity MasterChef in 2013. She has also appeared on Celebrity First Dates and The Island. Looking back to her younger self, Jo said she'd have some words of advice for her. 'Go with the flow," she said. "I do worry on set if something's going on, but I try not to. I don't want to be a worrier, and I try not to have any fear. I think fear, as my mother would say, is man's greatest enemy. So it's good to have no fear.' The full episode with Jo Wood available now on all major podcast platforms.
The Independent
02-04-2025
- The Independent
Where is hot in May? 8 best spring holiday destinations to visit in Europe
Spring is in the air in the UK, with blossom, bulbs and bees making their presence felt in recent weeks as the weather has warmed up. But while the temperature is steadily rising, it's safe to say that British weather can be unpredictable – so we can't guarantee any scorching hot days very soon. For wall-to-wall sunshine in May then, your best bet is a trip abroad – many parts of Europe offer hot weather from this month onwards. Whether you fancy a city break or sun lounger escapism, there are plenty of places to peruse. The hottest temperatures recorded on the continent throughout May are typically seen in Mediterranean countries such as Greece, Italy, Spain and Turkey. With temperatures ranging from 23-27C and up to 11 hours of sunshine a day, a spring getaway to some of these destinations is an appealing prospect. From Gozo and Seville to Thessaloniki and Bodrum, we've rounded up the spring holiday destinations you wouldn't expect. Keep scrolling for some hot weather travel inspiration for May. 1. Gozo, Malta Average temperature in May: 24C Hours of sunshine per day: 9 The Maltese island of Gozo offers a quieter holiday pace than the mainland – which is just a 45-minute ferry ride away – and you can expect average temperatures of 24C throughout May, as well as around nine hours of sunshine per day. Soak up beautiful Mediterranean views, tuck into local Gozitan cuisine and enjoy meandering along the island's rural hiking paths. Gozo is just 67sqkm in size and there are 15 bus routes offering a travel network across the island. Visit the capital Rabat (or Victoria as it's also known), where you'll find a medieval citadel which is home to the Gran Castello Historic House, the Gozo Museum of Archaeology and Gozo Cathedral. There's also an open-air market just below the citadel in Independence Square, selling produce, clothing and souvenirs. You can also travel by boat to the smaller nearby island Comino from Mġarr Harbour and take a dip in the tempting turquoise Blue Lagoon water. Where to stay The five-star Kempinski Hotel in San Lawrenz has acres of gardens with no less than five different swimming pools. The hotel is suitably grand, with elegant facades and a selection of stylishly decorated rooms to add to its three different restaurant offerings, which serve up some serious fine dining treats. 2. Seville, Spain Average temperature in May: 26C Hours of sunshine per day: 8 Travel to Seville and soak up eight hours of sunshine a day in May, while enjoying an average temperature of 26C. The Andalusian capital boasts an array of architecture ranging from modern buildings to historic monuments – visit Unesco World Heritage Site Seville Cathedral, a gothic 16th-century building dating back to Moorish times. Meanwhile, the city's Alcázar Palace is an 18th-century crowd-pleaser where guided tours are available. Tuck into cheap tapas and visit El Rinconcillo, the oldest bar in Seville, and swing by the Museum of Fine Arts, which hosts paintings from the 12th-18th centuries and also has a courtyard for catching some rays. Head to the Alameda neighbourhood if you fancy doing some shopping, while nearby Triana has a food market. Where to stay Built around three cobbled courtyards Hospes Las Casas del Rey de Baeza is about 10 minutes' walk from Las Setas, a wooden structure in Seville's old quarter. Room features include turquoise windows, iron beds and esparto grass blinds with cosy sitting rooms, a rooftop pool and cod croquettes served in the candlelit patio. 3. Thessaloniki, Greece Average temperature in May: 25C Hours of sunshine per day: 8 Thessaloniki reaches a tempting 25C in May, and there are around eight hours of daily sunshine. If you're seeking sea views and a cultural city break, this is the place to visit. The White Tower of Thessaloniki sits on the seafront and historic sights also include the 4th-century Arch of Galerius and the Rotunda, while the Walls of Thessaloniki surround the city and were built during the Middle Ages. Meanwhile, the Church of St Paul is a modern building, finished in 1987. Head to main street Egnatia for shops, restaurants and bars – there's a vibrant nightlife scene. There are several beaches situated within reach of the city, so you can combine relaxation with seeing the sights. Where to stay On the lively Mitropoleos Avenue, The Excelsior is a sophisticated boutique with luxurious interiors and immediate access to the city centre. Doubles and suites are available at this surprisingly affordable hotel filled with modern glamour. Think soft jazz, a stylish lounge and an impressive all-day menu at the mezzanine-level Charlie D Brasserie. 4. Bodrum, Turkey Average temperature in May: 27C Hours of sunshine per day: 11 Turkey's Bodrum reaches a whopping 27C in May and offers up to 11 hours of sunshine a day. The peninsula is located on the southwest coast and looks out onto the turquoise waters of the Aegean Sea, making it an ideal destination for a May beach break. This pretty port city has picturesque, whitewashed houses and 15th-century Bodrum Castle, a Unesco World Heritage Site. Bodrum is known for its vibrant bars, restaurants and nightlife for those looking to party. There are smaller coastal villages, such as Yalikavak, Turgutreis and Gumusluk, nearby if you prefer staying somewhere a little quieter. Where to stay Kaya Palazzo is a large resort right on the Bodrum coast, just 15 minutes away from Bodrum itself. The accommodation features a private section of beach and a seasonal outdoor pool, while rooms are elegant and modern. 5. Formentera, Spain Average temperature in May: 24C Hours of sunshine per day: 9 The smallest of the Balearic Islands, Formentera is situated to the southeast of Ibiza and is a quieter, less crowded holiday destination. Temperatures heat up to an amiable 24C in May, and you can also expect to see around nine hours of Spanish sunshine per day. There are breathtaking beaches and turquoise waters, plus several towns and resorts to explore, including La Savina, Es Migjorn, Cala Saona, Es Pujols and El Pilar de la Mola. Formentera can be reached by ferry, and it's worth knowing that vehicle numbers are restricted during the summer to help protect this picturesque isle. Where to stay Hotel Es Marès is a family-owned, adults-only haven of understated Formentera-inspired design in the heart of the island capital Sant Francesc, with 15 calming rooms, an intimate pool and a local-rooted restaurant. 6. Sorrento, Italy Average temperature in May: 26C Hours of sunshine per day: 8 Sorrento is a historic Italian town situated on a peninsula, offering visitors a stunning view over to the Bay of Naples. With average temperatures reaching 26C in May, it's an ideal time to see the blooming orange blossoms and lemon trees. Plus, there tend to be fewer visitors in May than during the peak summer months. Take in the sweeping scenery, comprising rocky coasts and beaches popular for bathing. Meanwhile, Piazza Tasso is Sorrento's central square, featuring shops, bars, and restaurants. Just a five-minute walk away you'll find Chiesa di San Francesco, a 14th-century Franciscan church. Where to stay The Grand Hotel Excelsior Vittoria occupies an enviable position in Sorrento with spacious, elegant and airy terraced rooms, fully furnished apartments, a Michelin-star restaurant and a large pool between lemon and olive trees in the five acres of gardens. 7. Protaras, Cyprus Average temperature in May: 26C Hours of sunshine per day: 10 This eastern Cyprus resort town has glorious beaches for lazing on a lounger or taking a scenic coastal walk. In May, you can expect to lap up around 10 hours of sunshine a day while temperatures reach 26C. Fig Tree Bay is the most well-known coastal spot, where bars, restaurants and nightlife are also found. You can visit Hellenistic tombs nearby, as well as the Church of Profitis Ilias, which leads to a nature trail. Plus, the famed party town Ayia Napa is only a 15-minute drive away. Where to stay Sunrise Jade is an adults-only oasis on the beachfront in Protaras. It is centred around its two large outdoor pools and an elegant terrace. Rooms are minimal with muted tones, and some come with direct access to their own small private pool. 8. Cascais, Portugal Average temperature in May: 23C Hours of sunshine per day: 9 The Portuguese city of Cascais is just 40 minutes from the capital Lisbon, and it offers a pleasing 23C daily average temperature in May, as well as nine hours of sunshine. Cultural spots include the 19th-century stately home Casa de Santa Maria and the Santa Marta Lighthouse Museum. Outdoor activities include hiking trails, kayaking, paddle boarding and paragliding, and Cascais is famous for its many golf courses too if you're looking for a sporty sunshine break. For foodie fans, Fortaleza do Guincho has a Michelin star, and there are plentiful seafood picks across the harbour. Where to stay For a room close to the town centre, beachfront hotel Vila Gale Cascais has two outdoor pools, a restaurant and two bars for sipping sundowners.
Buzz Feed
28-03-2025
- General
- Buzz Feed
11 Towel Sets That Actually Hold Up In The Wash, According To Reviewers
Buying a new set of towels and running a hand over that soft, fluffy fabric is a dream — but there's always a chance you're in for a rude awakening when you put your brand-new towels through the washing machine for the first time. From loose threads to fading color or a decrease in softness, plenty of problems can arise on laundry day if your towels aren't good quality. We found some of the best towel sets across the Internet that real buyers can vouch for. Whether you want an affordable option from Amazon or a luxe set from a retailer like Brooklinen, keep scrolling to find a towel set that will last much, much longer than a few wash-and-dry cycles. 1. A set of six American Soft Linen towels with more than 47,000 5-star ratings Amazon These American Soft Linen towels are 100% cotton and Oeko-Tex Standard 100 certified. The set includes two washcloths, two hand towels and two bath towels, and is available in 20 different colors. I own American Soft Linen towels myself and can vouch for them being soft and fluffy after a machine wash and dry — you may deal with some lint and fuzzies after the first wash or two, but by now, I haven't seen lint in the dryer in months and the towels remain soft and durable. Promising review:"Received them as a gift for Christmas one year and purchased a bunch more to have for guests. Bought them for my married kids and they love them. Super absorbent and even after washing they look like new! I'm replacing all my towels with these! I highly recommend them!" — Alice DePalermo 2. Amazon This set of White Classic towels comes with a standout four washcloths, alongside the usual two hand towels and two bath towels. Available in a range of colors, the Turkish cotton towels are high-absorbency and quick-drying, and become even softer after the first wash. Promising review:"These are the first truly absorbent towels I have found in years. The color is bright and shows little fading, if any, after washing. Recommended." — Gran Get a set of eight from Amazon for $30.59+. 3. Brooklinen Brooklinen's Super-Plush Turkish cotton bath towels are soft and thick like spa towels, and while a set of two bath towels and two hand towels is on the more expensive side, reviewers appear to think the purchase is worth every penny, with over 2,500 5-star ratings. The Oeko-Tex certified towels are made with 100% Turkish cotton and available in 14 muted colors and striped patterns. According to one review, "this towel feels like a hug." What more could you want? Promising review:"They're sincerely everything I expected and more!!! So thick and absorbent, with remarkably minimal dryer lint! Seriously, I'm shocked by how little lint these luxurious beauties shed in the dryer! They're so much better than anything I've ever purchased from Pottery Barn or West Elm. If you're reading this, buy them and thank me later!" — Blake Get a set of four from Brooklinen for $99.70 (originally $138). 4. A set of Semaxe cotton towels with a few innovative design features Amazon You can choose up to an 18-piece set of these Semaxe cotton bath towels, which come in so many color and pattern combinations. The towels include a hanging loop so you can easily hang these on a hook in your bathroom, and they have color-changing labels that indicate when it's time to replace your towels. Made from 100% cotton, they're absorbent and soft while still being lightweight. Promising review:"We bought one order of these about a month ago. After using and washing them several times, we are very happy with the quality — so much, we decided to buy a second order. We really like the size, thicker material, and how well they do in the washer and dryer. We highly recommend!" — K Slack Get a set of eight from Amazon for $31.99+ (also available in other sets). 5. A set of monogrammed decorative hand towels that are still durable If you're just looking for some decoration for a powder room — or towels that could make for a great wedding or anniversary gift — you might like these Turquaz monogrammed decorative hand towels, which reviewers describe as durable and absorbent. The towels only come in white, but you can choose from several embroidery colors and personalize them with initials of your choice. Promising review:"Recently got married and moved into a new apartment. My husband and i wanted to get monogrammed hand towels for our bathroom but a lot of the ones we found were extremely expensive and out of our budget. Then we found these towels and decided to order them. Upon receiving our order we were so happy! The quality was far beyond what we expected!!!! They're soft and the monogrammed Initial was beautiful. We have washed them several times and they're still in perfect condition! So happy with this purchase!" — Natalia Rivera Get a set of two from Amazon for $19.99. 6. A set of four luxe, ribbed Parachute towels Parachute These Parachute soft rib bath towels are great if you want a textured but still soft option. Available in five stunning neutral and muted colors, the set includes two hand towels and two bath towels made with Oeko-Tex certified, long-staple Turkish cotton. The ribbed design helps the towels dry faster, and reviewers have given them titles like "the best towels" and "absolute perfection." If you like a super-soft, luxurious towel that isn't super-thick at the same time, these may be the right choice for you. Promising review:"These Parachute towels are the best. They are soft, wash beautifully, and last longer than more expensive ones. They are our family's favorite. If you buy them for one bath in the house, you will be buying them for the other baths in the house." — Anonymous Get a set of four from Parachute for $176.70 (originally $186). 7. Or this set of quick-drying, ribbed Threshold towels Target For an affordable alternative to the ribbed design of those Parachute towels, these quick-dry ribbed towels are made by Threshold, the Target brand that brought you the reader-beloved "best sheets known to man." You can choose between a set of two bath towels, or two hand towels and two washcloths — though, with both options being just $12, it may be well worth it to buy both for a full set of six at just $24. Transparently, reviewers do mention shedding at first in the washing, but many have added that this quickly goes away on subsequent washes and that the towels are still more than worth it. They're made with Oeko-Tex certified terry cotton, and come in five colors. Promising review:"Okay so I have had my towels for about a year. This was my second time purchasing a batch and might I say they are mighty durable and comfortable. When I go to wash them, there may be some fluff or 'pilling' but after the second wash, I have not noticed any such. They are great for drying the body and hair. Always have been reliable whenever I am needing a new one online and easy to place an order. Overall I've only gotten the white or white/grey and they wash well and I've been able to get stains out well. So the fabric holds nicely. I also was able to find hand towels and wash cloths to match and they all with work exactly as I expected which was fabulous. I recommend 100/10%" — Abbadabbadooo Get a set of four from Target for $12. 8. A set of six "beyond plush" Turkish cotton towels from Quince Quince Reviewers have described the towels in this Quince Turkish classic bath sheet bundle as "almost comically large" and "beyond plush," so if you want all-out luxury like you're at the spa, look no further. The set includes two bath towels, two hand towels and two washcloths. Available in a range of muted colors, reviewers also say these comfy towels "don't shed anything onto your skin when wet like some cheap towels do." Promising review:"I was worried that the towels wouldn't be as soft after washing them, but they were even more luxurious when I took them from the dryer. I emptied the lint trap three times during drying to make sure the fuzz was all gone. The quality is a delight! You will not be sorry when you purchase these towels." — Lynne L. Get a set of six from Quince for $89.90 (originally $200). 9. A six-piece Cotton Paradise set with over 32,000 5-star ratings Amazon These popular Cotton Paradise towels are made with 100% ringspun cotton and a double-stitched hem for absorbency and durability, and you can get a set of two bath towels, two hand towels and two washcloths. They come in so many colors and are Oeko-Tex certified. Plus, if you like the towel set, you can also buy matching bath rugs, bath mats and even an oversized 40 by 80-inch bath towel to really deck out your bathroom. Promising review:"These are great towels! I've been looking for this specific color purple for a while now, and had these in my cart but held off way too many times. You DO have to wash them at least twice before using them, preferably by themselves. There will be lint. It's ok, these towels are just shy of the towels of your dreams. Soft, large, fluffy and thick. They pick up a lot of water but release it eaily in the washcloths. They don't take a miilion years to dry. And the color, it didn't look quite right when I opened them up. Then I washed them. Twice. The color changed. And they're EXACTLY what I wanted. I'm back for bath sheets!" — T. Semonik Get a set of six from Amazon for $35.99. 10. A set of six Boll & Branch plush towels with hanging loops Nordstrom Another worth-every-penny luxury option are these Boll & Branch plush bath towels, which come in a set of six (two bath towels, two hand towels and two washcloths). The towels are on the weightier side on purpose for a denser, plush feel and are made with fluffy, long-staple cotton for maximum absorbency. These also have a woven hanging loop for easy storage in the bathroom after using. You can get them in a range of muted earth tones and darker colors. Promising review:"I received a set of these towels as part of the Black Friday Sales Event. I don't particularly buy white towels in a household with kids and pets but I have to say that I've been pleasantly surprised with the quality of these towels. I washed them once before use and they were ready, this has never happened to me before. They feel amazing, are super absorbent, wash and dry nicely and have not stained, as of yet. Certainly, I did not have this product on my radar but am now considering changing all my towels to Boll and Branch's." — Leonor R. 11. An ultra-affordable set of 10 towels from Walmart Walmart If you want the most bang for your buck possible, it doesn't get much more budget-friendly than this Mainstays 10-piece towel set, which costs just under $14 for four bath towels, two hand towels and four washcloths. They are currently only available in white or gray, but the durable double-needle stitching, fade-resistant 100% cotton and ultra-soft absorbency make them a winner, according to reviewers. Promising review:"I've tried many towel sets, but this one is by far my favorite. The softness is next-level, and they dry my skin off quickly. The durability is great too; after several washes, they still look and feel brand new. The white color is crisp and bright, perfect for my bathroom." — Megan Get a set of 10 from Walmart for $13.97.
