Your browser does not support our video. EFFECTIVE COOLING IN HOT WEATHER!With the Cool on Track cooling towel, you keep yourself and your pets cool at all times during hot summer days. The cooling towel is made of a technical material that cools effectively through evaporation. It is simple and flexible to use both every day and to take with you on trips. All that is needed to provide a cooling effect is water! NOTE: High humidity levels effect the cooling performance of Cool on Track products. Levels in excess of 75% start to gradually reduce the products cooling properties. Variations in humidity levels across geographical markets are significant including level changes throughout the day. IMPORTANT - How to Use Instructions Saturate the product with tap water BEFORE bending fabric. Squeeze out excess water. Rewet the product once it starts to dry out. When not in use, best to let dry. Rewet before next use. If mold becomes present, wash with detergent. Mold once its wash may cause a stain. This is only a blemish and does not affect product performance. Carefully follow the washing and care instructions to get the best possible effect and durability. Material Specification Cooling material: 95% PVA, 5% CottonMesh: 100% Polyester Washing and care instructions Hand wash only, 30°C. Use sparingly with mild liquid detergent. No bleach or fabric softener. No dry cleaning. Do not iron. Do not tumble dry. Rinse thoroughly and squeeze out excess water. Storage Instructions We recommend one of the following two approaches when storing a cool on track product (coat, bandana, towel) for any length time between uses. Dampen the product before storing it. After removing all excess water, place the product back in the original plastic zippered bag. If mold develops due to excess moisture, the product can be safely washed with soap and warm water before use. Place the Cool on Track product in a safe place and let it air dry. Before use, immerse the product in water to regain its flexibility. Do not attempt to bend Cool on Track when it is completely dry to avoid cracking the material.
