| 20 answers for: Gift including towel, soap, etc. |
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| RANK | ANSWER | CLUE |
| BATHSET | Gift including towel, soap, etc. |
| PRESIDENT | Leader's gift including driving licence, say (9) |
| FRINGEBENEFITS | Recollected nine free gifts, including bishop's perks (6,8) |
| TALLOW | Animal fat used in candles, soap etc (6) |
| RINSE | Wash out soap, etc. (5) |
| TOILETBAG | One allowed carrier in kit: something for soap etc |
| CHANDLER | Dealer in candles, soap, etc. (8) |
| VEND | Sell some lavender soap etc |
| POTASH | A white substance used in making glass, soap, etc. (6) |
| OILPALM | Tropical plant grown for the production of soap, etc (3,4) |
| BARS | Counters in pubs; or, cuboid portions of chocolate, soap etc (4) |
| SHEA | Tree from whose kernels a butter-like substance used in conditioner, soap etc is derived (4) |
| STILLROOMS | Word for places in medieval or Tudor households for the preparation of cordials, herbal tinctures, liqueurs, medicines, scents, soap etc originally, later for housekeepers' pantries (10) |
| CITRONELLA | A grass, a source of oil used in making perfume, soap etc |
| OLIVEOIL | Pressed liquid used in cooking, medicine, soaps etc (5,3) |
| GIFTWARE | Items sold as being suitable as presents, such as keepsakes, candles, soaps etc collectively (8) |
| CITRONELLAOIL | Liquid extract of grasses such as the tropical Asian Cymbopogon nardus used as an insect repellent and in perfumes, soaps etc. (10,3) |
| MALES | "His" towel owners |
| TERRY | *Towel material or British humanitarian and author Waite |
| HERS | Bride's towel word |
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