How to Maintain and Care for Your Towels to Prolong Their Lives

Proper Washing Techniques

Use a gentle detergent
- Using a mild detergent helps prevent fabric damage and keeps towels soft and long-lasting.
Separate light and dark colors
- To preserve the vibrancy of your towels, always wash light and dark colors separately.
- Wash white towels separately
Proper loading the Washing Machine
- Use a gentle cycle
- Avoid overloading or underloading the washing machine. Ensure there is enough space for towels to move freely for effective cleaning.
- In case of underloading, excessive spinning force may cause more pile or fiber shedding than usual.
Skip the Fabric Softener
- Fabric softeners can reduce towel absorbency over time.
- However, if towels begin to feel stiff over time, a small amount of softener can be used occasionally.

Optimal Drying Methods

Shake towels before drying
- Shaking the towels before air drying or tumble drying helps loosen the fibers, making the towels fluffier and softer.
Tumble dry on low heat or air dry
- Using low heat or air drying helps maintain the fabric’s quality and prolongs the towel’s lifespan.
Avoid direct sunlight, especially for dark or bright-colored towels
Strong sunlight can cause colors to fade more quickly, so it’s best to dry towels in shaded or indoor areas.

– **Regular Maintenance**

– Shake towels out before drying to fluff fibers and reduce lint.

– Check and trim loose threads to prevent unraveling.

Proper Storage and Long-Term Care

Store in a cool, dry place
- Keep towels in a well-ventilated, dry area to prevent mildew and maintain freshness.
Avoid stacking too tightly
- Allow space for air circulation by not compressing towels too tightly in storage.

Periodic Deep Cleaning