Question 1

What is the difference between this one and the Salux 100?

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As someone said, the Super Hard is the hardest.  On the others, Ignore  the colors — they are all over the map. Just really to know which is your own in large families.

The Super Hard is the hardest scrubby — best for getting lots of dead skin off back and feet, knees, etc. That said, you can use them as hard or soft as desired.  The #100 is the finer, softest of all. Then it’s #200, and #300 and then the Super Hard.

For most selling — you shouldn’t have to pay more than $5.50 to 7.50 and Super Hard is a little more expensive like $8-8.50.  Those charging $13 and up are just ripping you off.  And if too cheap like $3-4 then they are most likely knockoffs. Buy at your peril.  But keep in mind, these are just hemmed on the ends nylon fabric as far as I can tell.  You might be able to buy a set (#100, 200, 300, and Super Hard) and then go to somewhere like JoAnn Fabric and see if they can determine the exact fabric of each and make yourself the exact size you need.

I haven’t given these to anyone who didn’t love them and then ended up buying and giving to family and friends. They last for long time and can use with any kind of soap or body wash.

The size of all are on the package - just need to convert from centimeters to inches. There are only 3 countries in the world that use the US system — 2 tiny undeveloped ones and the United States. We are so behind. Anyway .. they are approx 35” or 90 cm long. I don’t believe I have ever seen the width on any of the packages. But I went and measured my 5-6 yr old ones and they are about  11-11.5 inches wide. 
Note: the dimensions shown on site are the actual size of the folded up product in its individual package. So ignore.  I have gotten mine and ones for stocking  stuffers from Japan Super Mall and My Sweetie (I think that’s the two I have had best luck with). But sometimes have had to branch out and not always happy. The shipped by these folks or by Amazon is the best thus far.

Don’t know why anyone would cut in half but each to their own. There are a lot cheaper regular washcloth nylon scrubbers. But these are meant to be able to reach from one side of your back to the other side either straight across or diagonally. Or from your upper arm on one side to the arm on the other side.  It really depends how wide you are.  Or you can do your feet while sitting on the side of the bath, in a shower chair, etc. You can use these like a dry brush routine before bathing to really get that dead skin off.  And you can fold and use like a washcloth or scrunch up.  They rinse extremely well, so after getting wet, and soaping it up like a scrubby don’t stand directly under the water, or it will quickly wash you soap or body wash away.

I haven’t given these to anyone who didn’t love them and then they ended up buying and giving to family and friends. They last for long time.

Best of luck.

Question 2

I’ve never even heard of these before but they’ve piqued my interest. Would I use any kind of body wash at all with these for maximum benefits?

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Absolutely any kind of soap whether bar or body wash.

As someone said, the Super Hard is the hardest.  On the others, Ignore  the colors — they are all over the map. Just really to know which is your own in large families.

The Super Hard is the hardest scrubby — best for getting lots of dead skin off back and feet, knees, etc. That said, you can use them as hard or soft as desired.  The #100 is the finer, softest of all. Then it’s #200, and #300 and then the Super Hard.

For most selling — you shouldn’t have to pay more than $5.50 to 7.50 and Super Hard is a little more expensive like $8-8.50.  Those charging $13 and up are just ripping you off.  And if too cheap like $3-4 then they are most likely knockoffs. Buy at your peril.  But keep in mind, these are just hemmed on the ends nylon fabric as far as I can tell.  You might be able to buy a set (#100, 200, 300, and Super Hard) and then go to somewhere like JoAnn Fabric and see if they can determine the exact fabric of each and make yourself the exact size you need.

I haven’t given these to anyone who didn’t love them and then ended up buying and giving to family and friends. They last for long time and can use with any kind of soap or body wash.

The size of all are on the package - just need to convert from centimeters to inches. There are only 3 countries in the world that use the US system — 2 tiny undeveloped ones and the United States. We are so behind. Anyway .. they are approx 35” or 90 cm long. I don’t believe I have ever seen the width on any of the packages. But I went and measured my 5-6 yr old ones and they are about  11-11.5 inches wide. 
Note: the dimensions shown on site are the actual size of the folded up product in its individual package. So ignore.  I have gotten mine and ones for stocking  stuffers from Japan Super Mall and My Sweetie (I think that’s the two I have had best luck with). But sometimes have had to branch out and not always happy. The shipped by these folks or by Amazon is the best thus far.

Don’t know why anyone would cut in half but each to their own. There are a lot cheaper regular washcloth nylon scrubbers. But these are meant to be able to reach from one side of your back to the other side either straight across or diagonally. Or from your upper arm on one side to the arm on the other side.  It really depends how wide you are.  Or you can do your feet while sitting on the side of the bath, in a shower chair, etc. You can use these like a dry brush routine before bathing to really get that dead skin off.  And you can fold and use like a washcloth or scrunch up.  They rinse extremely well, so after getting wet, and soaping it up like a scrubby don’t stand directly under the water, or it will quickly wash you soap or body wash away.

I haven’t given these to anyone who didn’t love them and then they ended up buying and giving to family and friends. They last for long time.

Best of luck.

Question 3

how long is this

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The size of all are on the package - just need to convert from centimeters to inches. There are only 3 countries in the world that use the US system — 2 tiny undeveloped ones and the United States. We are so behind. Anyway .. they are approx 35” or 90 cm long. I don’t believe I have ever seen the width on any of the packages. But I went and measured my 5-6 yr old ones and they are about  11-11.5 inches wide.

Note: the dimensions shown are the actual size of the fold up product in its individual package. So ignore.  I have gotten mine and ones for stocking  stuffers from Japan Super Mall and My Sweetie (I think that’s the two I have had best luck with). But sometimes have had to branch out and not always happy. The shipped by these folks or by Amazon is the best thus far.

Don’t know why anyone would cut in half but each to their own. There are a lot cheaper nylon scrubbers. These are meant to be able to reach from one side of your back to the other side either straight across or diagonally. Or to get your feet while sitting on the side of the bath, in a shower chair, etc. And you can fold and use like a washcloth or scrunch up.  They rinse extremely well, so after getting wet, and soaping it up like a scrubby don’t stand directly under the water, or it will quickly wash you soap or body wash away.

Ignore the colors — they are all over the map. The Super Hard is the hardest scrubby — best for getting lots of dead skin off back and feet, knees, etc. That said, you can use them as hard or soft as desired.  The #100 is the finer, softest of all. Then it’s #200, and #300 and then the Super Hard. For most selling — you shouldn’t have to pay more than $5.50 to 7.50 and Super Hard is a little more expensive like $8-8.50.  Those charging $20-$13 and up are just ripping you off.  And if too cheap like $3-4 then they are most likely knockoffs. Buy at your peril.  But keep in mind, these are just hemmed on the ends nylon fabric as far as I can tell.  You might be able to buy a set (#100, 200, 300, and Super Hard) and then go to somewhere like JoAnn Fabric and see if they can determine the exact fabric of each and make yourself the exact size you need.  You want the nylon not the cotton, nor the silk. I’m not sure Japan’s cotton is all that good and the silk may not be real silk— probably just artificial satin type fabric not real silk. I don’t see where these would be helpful to exfoliate dead skin.

I haven’t given these to anyone who didn’t love them and then end up buying and giving to friends. They last for long time and can use with any kind of soap or body wash.

Best of luck.

Question 4

Hi, is this the real one Salux company

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I don’t know. I can say that the product is excellent.

Salux Super Hard Nylon Japanese Beauty Skin Bath Wash Cloth/towel (White)

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