I get wetter the more I dry,
I hang around when you pass by.
What am I?

I live in bathrooms, soft and neat,
I help you dry your hands and feet.
What am I?

I dry your skin after a shower,
I’m soft and fluffy with cleaning power.
What am I?

I start dry but end up soaked,
After your bath, I’m often cloaked.
What am I?

You wipe your hands after a meal,
I make the clean-up no big deal.
What am I?

I hang on racks both big and small,
You reach for me after showers all.
What am I?

I roll on a bar and tear with ease,
I clean up messes when you please.
What am I?

I stay by the sink, always in sight,
I dry your hands after you wash them right.
What am I?

I live on a hook, quiet and still,
Yet after a bath, I’ve had my fill.
What am I?

I’m made of cloth, not of paper,
I dry your face  no vapor.
What am I?

You can fold me or hang me tall,
I wait to dry after your call.
What am I?

I’m white and thin, I soak up fast,
I clean your spills until the last.
What am I?

I’m rolled in your kitchen, standing tall,
I’m used when juice or water falls.
What am I?

I hang on a bar, folded with care,
I’m found in bathrooms everywhere.
What am I?

I’m fluffy and soft, used after play,
I help your pet dry every day.
What am I?

You’ll find me hanging near the ring,
After washing, my praises you sing.
What am I?

I dry your dishes when you’re done,
In every kitchen, I’m the one.
What am I?

I’m under the faucet, stopping splashes,
I catch the drips before they crash.
What am I?

I start rolled but end in the trash,
I clean up spills in a flash.
What am I?

I help keep mirrors shiny and clean,
I’m the hero of your bathroom scene.
What am I?

I hang on a rack both low and high,
I wait to help when you come by.
What am I?

I clean up spills without a moan,
When I’m done, I’m often thrown.
What am I?

You find me folded in neat display,
I dry your hands the stylish way.
What am I?

I hang by the bar, soft and fair,
I’m always ready to show I care.
What am I?

I’m used once and tossed away,
I make cleaning fast every day.
What am I?

I’m fluffy and warm after your shower,
I make you feel fresh every hour.
What am I?

I catch water from the tap so sly,
Keeping your counter clean and dry.
What am I?

I come in colors bright or plain,
I hang to dry after the rain.
What am I?

I live beside your sink or bar,
I keep things tidy where you are.
What am I?

I soak up water without a sound,
After cleaning, I’m easily found.
What am I?

I’m the ring that holds your friend tight,
Keeping towels clean and right.
What am I?

I help you hang things nice and neat,
I hold towels where walls and hands meet.
What am I?

I dry your dishes, I’m soft and square,
I wait on the counter without a care.
What am I?

I stay rolled in hotels bright,
Folded as art, a pretty sight.
What am I?

I’m found beside a candle’s glow,
Both of us love to end the show.
What am I?

I wipe away toothpaste, soap, and more,
I’m near your sink, not on the floor.
What am I?

I hang in bathrooms all around,
My soft touch is always found.
What am I?

I can be folded or rolled with pride,
In your spa, I’m by your side.
What am I?

I start white but can be bright,
I clean your hands both day and night.
What am I?

I dry the dog after the bath,
He shakes on me, but I just laugh.
What am I?

You fold me nicely or hang me straight,
Keeping me clean shows your great taste.
What am I?

I’m soft like a cloud and square in size,
I help when water dries your eyes.
What am I?

I live in gyms and wipe off sweat,
I’m your workout friend, don’t forget.
What am I?

I’m used in the kitchen, quick to dry,
When you spill milk, I’m the guy.
What am I?

I hang on a hook beside the bar,
You reach for me from near or far.
What am I?

I wipe, I soak, I’m sometimes small,
I live to clean your mess, that’s all.
What am I?

I hold your towels up straight and true,
Without me, where would they hang for you?
What am I?

I’m near your shower, tall and bright,
I hold your towels day and night.
What am I?

You fold me, roll me, or tie me neat,
I make your bathroom look complete.
What am I?

I’m simple, soft, and always near,
I dry your worries year to year.
What am I?