Make Your Towels More Absorbent! Soap residue, from washing or general use, can ruin the absorbency of your bath and kitchen towels. The thick material absorbs the soap residue, which coats the fibers and causes them to repel rather than absorb moisture. Residue from other laundry products, including dryer sheets and fabric softener, can also cause towels to lose absorbency. Proper washing using the right products helps eliminate the residue so the towels are once again fluffy, soft and absorbent. Wash towels together in one load instead of washing them with other laundry. Use the HOT water setting. Stop washing machine when it reaches the rinse cycle and 2 cups of white vinegar. Restart your machine. The vinegar strips the soap residue from the towels without affecting the color of the fabric. Do NOT use a fabric softener sheet when you put the towels into the dryer. I NEVER use them with my towels!!! The oils in the softener leave behind a residue that blocks the absorbency of the towels. IMPORTANT- Facebook will hide my future posts from your Newsfeed if you don’t Like Share or Comment on my posts regularly! ☆ Follow me --->facebook/mary.gesinski ☆ Join my Group-->facebook/groups/journeytowellness123 ☆ Order Skinny Fiber-->journeytowellness.skinnyfiberplus
Posted on: Sat, 19 Jul 2014 19:03:26 +0000
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