Yiclick Dual-Textured Exfoliating Washcloth Towel with Polyester and Microfiber

Made with a rough polyester face and a soft microfiber reverse, the Yiclick washcloth offers two different textures in one shower cloth. One side is intended for more vigorous exfoliation, the other is suited to gentler daily cleansing and lathering.

Its extended towel shape and attached drawstrings are designed to help you reach your back and other areas that can be awkward to wash by hand. The listed dimensions are 40 x 11 x 0.1 inches, the product description separately says it is 35.4 inches long and can extend to 45 inches with the drawstrings.

The rough side may cause mild friction or temporary redness, according to the product details. That matters if you prefer a consistently soft cloth or have skin that reacts to scrubbing.

Key takeaways

The main distinction is the reversible texture, rather than a single all-purpose surface. Use the polyester side when you want a more textured scrub, then turn to the microfiber side for a softer wash. That can make it a practical choice for someone who wants both approaches without keeping separate cloths in the shower.

The length is intended to make back washing easier, while the drawstrings provide a way to hold and pull the cloth. Compared with a small washcloth that requires reaching behind you, this format is designed for broader back access. Buyers also describe the length as useful for back scrubbing and commonly note the contrast between the coarse and gentle sides. However, comments on durability are mixed: some say it holds up, while others report that it comes apart. Some also mention twisting or bunching during use, so it may not stay flat for everyone.

Care tips

Rinse the cloth after each use and let it air-dry. The product information also says it can be machine-washed alone periodically for a deeper clean. These instructions make routine care straightforward, but they do not establish how long the cloth will last, buyer feedback on durability varies. If it starts to bunch while scrubbing, adjusting your grip or repositioning the drawstrings may help keep the surface spread out, though that is not a guarantee that it will stay flat.

How to use it

Wet the cloth and add your usual cleanser. Choose the polyester face for a more textured scrub, or flip to the microfiber side for a gentler cleanse and lather. To wash your back, hold the drawstrings and move the cloth across the area rather than relying on a short-handled scrubber. A typical use case is alternating between the two faces during a shower: a more vigorous pass where desired, followed by softer cleansing elsewhere.

The product description suggests using the rough side for scrubbing one to five times weekly and the softer side for daily cleansing. Treat that frequency as guidance, not a requirement, pressure and skin response vary. Keep the rough side’s potential for mild friction in mind, and stop scrubbing if it feels uncomfortable.

Is it worth it?

It makes sense if you want a long, two-sided cloth for reaching your back and switching between textured exfoliation and softer washing. It’s not for you if you need a uniformly soft surface or want a scrubber that buyers consistently report stays flat and intact, feedback on bunching and durability is mixed. Compared with a basic single-texture washcloth, the Yiclick adds a gentler reverse and a back-reaching shape. For someone who only wants a soft everyday cloth, that extra texture may not be useful. The decision comes down to whether the two surfaces and extended format match your routine, and how comfortable the rough side feels on your skin.