How to Keep Towels Fluffy
As you wash your towels, you begin to notice that they lose their fluffiness over time. Towels become less fluffy because of a build of residual soap and frequent washing in hard water. To keep towels fluffy, follow these suggestions. Does this Spark an idea?
Instructions
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Purchase good quality towels. They remain fluffy longer. Cotton towels have a tendency to stay fluffy longer than towels of mixed fabrics. JCPenney and Linens 'n Things offer 100% cotton towels.
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Use a cold wash cycle to clean the towels. It is also best to wash the towels separately from your other clothing items.
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Put in only the recommended amount of detergent. Too much laundry detergent will cause the fabric on the towels to harden.
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Use vinegar to occasionally wash towels. This gets rid of build up and ensures that the towels remain fluffy. Vinegar can also eliminate any odors found on the towels.
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Skip the fabric softener when washing. This product will actually cause the towels to lose their fluffiness.
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Fluff the towels before placing in the dryer. You should use a medium heat setting to dry them. You want to fluff them again once they have finished drying.
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Place the towels outside to dry from time to time. Occasional air drying will help the towels keep their fluffy appearance longer.
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