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Man invents ‘sand-resistant’ beach towel

A beach towel claimed to be invented by an Australian entrepreneur is said to prevent sand from being transferred from the beach to vehicles.

Beach towel

Based in Queensland’s Gold Coast, Baz Brown asserts that his patented creation will enable vacationers to “keep the beach at the beach.”

Describing the function of his product, he stated: “Unlike traditional beach towels where sand tends to become trapped in the loopy fibres, the Sandusa’s smooth nylon backing allows for easy sand removal, keeping it dry and free of sand.”

The towel’s underside is characterized as waterproof, which should prevent sand from penetrating if the towel becomes wet. The top side features a more conventional towelling material.

Mr. Brown explains, “If sand is thrown onto the Sandusa, it will indeed become covered. The towelling side functions like a standard towel; so if sand ends up on that side and you stomp around on it, it will maintain its sandy condition as a regular towel would.”

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