Towel

A towel is a piece of absorbent fabric or paper used for drying or wiping. It draws moisture through direct contact using a blotting or a rubbing motion. There are a variety of towels used for a variety of purposes. Since the end of the 19th century, towels are often made of terrycloth, which can absorb large amounts of water.

Towels in spanking

Towels are most often used to dry off after a bath or shower (see toweling), and bathtime is often connected with spankings. Towels can also be snapped whip-like in order to leave welts on a victim, often on the buttocks region (see towel whipping). Towel snapping is a common locker room activity during puberty.

See also

• Larry McMurtry

More information is available at [ Wikipedia:Towel ]

List of Spanking Implements
Flat spanking implements bath brush (wooden or plastic) belt bimmy cooking spatula (wooden or plastic) dough scraper (rubber or silicone) flyswatter hairbrush (wooden or plastic) leather paddle Newspaper paddle (wooden paddle) ping-pong paddle ruler (wooden or plastic) slapper/flapper slipper / Plimsoll strap / Strop tawse wooden spoon Stick-like spanking implements blackboard pointer cane (rattan, bamboo etc.) crop ferula stick switch yardstick Other spanking implements baccalà (clipfish) birch carpet beater Quirt rope's end scourge stinging nettles Whipping implements include bullwhip cat o' nine tails chicotte (an African whip) flail flogger horsehair whip human hair whip klopfpeitsche loopy johnny martinet quirt rebenque (South American gaucho whip) rubber hose single-tail whip sjambok (South African whip)
Some spanking implements produce more "sting" while others produce more "thud". See "sting and thud" for more on this distinction.

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