CleaningUsing detergentAdd warm water and mild liquid laundry detergent to the washing machine, half of the recommended amount. Allow the soap to dissolve before loading the bedding into the washing machine. If you use bleach, make sure it is chlorine-free. We recommend adding vinegar and baking soda to brighten your towel during the wash cycle. Vinegar helps fix the color and remove excess detergent residue.Frequency of washing towelsStop guessing how often you should wash your towels and develop the habit of washing your towels every three to four days. White towels should be washed separately or with other white items to avoid subtle discoloration over time. For hygiene reasons, we recommend washing the bath towel separately from the clothing. If your bedding is not the same color and fabric, it is best to wash the towels separately, avoiding the fluff fibers of the towels sticking to your clothes or sheets, which is the result you do not want to see. On the other hand, it is easy to smash with metal objects such as zippers, and it is easy to pilling and cracking.Use softeners with cautionWho doesn't like the creamy softness of fabric softeners? Although it has many benefits such as softening the clothes, helping to remove static electricity, adding fresh scent, making ironing easier. It is recommended to use a softener for plant formula to make the fabric milder.Shake themWhen removing them from the washing machine, let the towel shake. Do not iron the towel, which will reduce the absorption capacity. Shaking the towels also helps prevent them from twisting into a ball in the dryer, shortening the drying time.Wipe the towel carefullyMake sure the towel is dry when removing the towel from the dryer. Remember that the clothes are drying faster than the towel. Even a slightly damp towel can quickly become moldy. The optimal drying setting for towels is the regular or automatic setting you use for other durable fabrics. This will use the highest amount of heat and get the job done most efficiently. Avoid excessive drying; it will destroy the integrity of single cotton fiber.
