Care & Maintenance
Best Practices for Towels
Wash in Cold Water:
Washing towels in cold water helps preserve the fibers, preventing them from weakening and fading. It also saves energy, making it an eco-friendly choice that’s gentler on your towels.
Avoid Chemical Softeners:
Chemical fabric softeners can coat towel fibers, reducing their absorbency over time. Opt for natural alternatives like vinegar to keep your towels soft without sacrificing their performance. Use 1/2 cup of vinegar per load.
Wash Dark and Light Towels Separately:
To prevent colors from bleeding and keep your towels looking fresh, always wash dark and light towels separately. This simple step ensures your whites stay bright and your darks stay vibrant.
Wash After Every Few Uses:
To maintain cleanliness and prevent any build-up of bacteria, wash your towels every 3-4 uses. Regular washing ensures your towels remain fresh and absorbent for longer periods.
Drying with the Sun:
Whenever possible, line-dry your towels in the sun. The natural UV rays act as a disinfectant and keep your towels smelling fresh, all while preserving their fluffy texture.
Drying on Low Tumble Dry Heat:
If you use a dryer, always tumble dry your towels on low heat. High heat can damage the fibers and reduce absorbency, while low heat keeps your towels soft and intact for longer.