The Blue Q "Do One Thing Every Day That Scares Your Family" Dish Towel is pink, with a person wrestling a crocodile and the motto boldly printed in red at the bottom.
The Blue Q "Do One Thing Every Day That Scares Your Family" dish towel is pink and features a repeating pattern of a child hugging or wrestling a crocodile, with the phrase printed along the bottom.
A smiling woman stands against an orange background, holding the Blue Q "Do One Thing Every Day That Scares Your Family" Dish Towel, featuring a cartoon child wrestling a crocodile and the product’s playful slogan.
The Blue Q "Do One Thing Every Day That Scares Your Family" Dish Towel is pink, with a person wrestling a crocodile and the motto boldly printed in red at the bottom.
The Blue Q "Do One Thing Every Day That Scares Your Family" dish towel is pink and features a repeating pattern of a child hugging or wrestling a crocodile, with the phrase printed along the bottom.
A smiling woman stands against an orange background, holding the Blue Q "Do One Thing Every Day That Scares Your Family" Dish Towel, featuring a cartoon child wrestling a crocodile and the product’s playful slogan.
SKU: WW305

Do One Thing Every Day That Scares Your Family Dish Towel

$13.99
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Look. The crocodile is just a metaphor. But if you want to go out there and wrestle one, I'm not going to stop you.

  • 21"w X 28"h
  • Screen-printed with water-based inks, super-absorbent, super-soft and made with 100% cotton.

"Do One Thing Every Day That Scares Your Family" Dish Towel is pink with a person wrestling an alligator. It's a fun addition to any kitchen!
  • 1% of the sale of all Blue Q Dish Towels is donated to hunger relief throughout the world, including malnutrition programs at Doctors Without Borders.

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