Tips For The Care Of Towels

Carefully follow the care label instructions for care. When washing cotton towels, avoid overheating of water temperature and drying for a long time. Tumbling and drying in the dryer can make cotton towels fluffier and softer, while hanging to dry cannot achieve this effect.
Use half the recommended amount of detergent on the washing label to make the towel softer. Avoid pouring detergent directly on the towel, pouring detergent directly on the towel will cause the detergent residue to remain on the towel and cause the towel to harden. Choose gentle detergents and minimize the use of chlorine bleach.
Fabric softeners cannot be used frequently. Avoid fabric softeners containing silicone, which can leave a layer of wax that affects water absorption.
Separate dark towels from light ones. Avoid washing towels with clothing containing zippers, hooks or buttons, which can damage the towel coil. Do not wash the towel with the garment, terry fabric will wrap the garment in a light and fine soft fabric.
Spread the towel fully on the clothesline and dry vertically to allow it to dry quickly. The number of washes affects the use time of the towel, the less washed, the longer the towel is used. Do not leave damp towels for too long, as mold and bacteria can grow.
When washing cotton towels, avoid overheating of water temperature and drying for a long time. When drying, tumbling and drying in the machine can make cotton towels fluffier and softer, while hanging drying cannot achieve this effect. It is best not to expose to sunlight or force blanching with an ultra-high temperature heat source.