Carefully follow the care label directions for care. Avoid overheating and drying for long periods of time when washing cotton towels. Tumble drying in the dryer can make cotton towels fluffy and softer than hanging them to dry.

Use half the amount recommended on the wash label to make the towel softer. Avoid pouring the detergent directly on the towel. Pouring the detergent directly on the towel will cause the detergent residue to be left on the towel and cause the towel to become hard. Choose mild detergents and minimize the use of chlorine bleach.

Terry cloth fabrics should not use fabric softener frequently. Avoid fabric softeners that contain silicones, which can leave a layer of wax residue that affects water absorption.

Wash dark towels separately from light ones. Avoid washing towels with items that contain zippers, hooks or buttons, which can damage the towel coils. Do not wash the towel with the garment, the terry fabric will wrap garments made of light, soft fabrics in them.

Lay the towel out vertically on the clothes rail to dry quickly. The number of washing times affects the use time of the towel. The less washing times, the longer the use time of the towel. Don't leave damp towels for too long, as mold and bacteria can grow.

Avoid overheating and prolonged drying when washing with microfiber terry cloth. When drying, tumble drying in the machine can make the cotton towel more fluffy and soft, which cannot be obtained by hanging to dry. Do not expose to sunlight or force dry with ultra-high heat sources.

Use a small amount of detergent to make the towel softer. Avoid pouring detergent directly on the towel, as detergent residue can cause the towel to stiffen, and minimize chlorine bleach.

Do not use fabric softener frequently, otherwise it will affect the water absorption of the towel.

The number of washing times affects the use time of the towel. The fewer the washing times, the longer the use time of the towel.

Wet towels that sit too long or don't dry for too long can grow mold and other bacteria. Mildewed towels can brittle the fibers and break quickly after drying.

There are also tricks on how to make the towel soft. You can add 20 grams of soda ash or an appropriate softener to about 3 pounds of water, cook for 10 minutes, and then rinse with warm water and cold water for several times.

The methods of maintaining towels are:

In the cooking disinfection method, first boil the towel in boiling water for about 10 minutes, then wash it with soapy water, and dry it before use.

Microwave disinfection method, clean the towel, fold it, put it in the microwave oven, and run it for 5 minutes to achieve the purpose of disinfection.

The steam sterilization method, put the towel into the pressure cooker and heat it for about 30 minutes, it can kill most microorganisms.

Disinfectant disinfection method, the disinfectant can choose cleaning disinfectant diluted 200 times or 0.1% chlorhexidine. Soak the towel in the above solution for more than 15 minutes, then take out the towel and rinse it with clean water to remove the residual disinfectant. After drying, you can use it again with confidence.

How to make the towel soft? After the towel is used for a period of time, due to the combination of free calcium and magnesium ions in the water with soap, calcium and magnesium soap is formed to adhere to the surface of the towel, making the towel hard. At this time, you can add 30 grams of soda ash or an appropriate softener to about 3 catties of water and cook for 10 minutes.

How to remove the greasy on the towel, some people who like oil, the towel is often greasy, slippery, and the effect is not very good after washing it many times, which is very annoying. It is recommended to soak and wash with concentrated salt water, and then rinse with water to make the towel refreshing.