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Washing Instruction of hotel towels

June 8, 2012

Precautions for Washing Hotel Towels

Sort by Color and Fabric:

- Separate towels by color (white, light, dark) to prevent dye bleeding.

- Differentiate between new and old towels, as well as those with different fabrics (e.g., cotton, microfiber) to avoid damage from varying washing requirements.

Check for Stains and Tags:

- Pre-treat stains (such as makeup, oil, or food residues) with a mild detergent or stain remover before washing.

- Ensure all tags or loose threads are trimmed to prevent tangling or damage during the wash cycle.

Use Appropriate Detergent:

- Use a neutral or mild detergent specifically designed for textiles to maintain fabric softness and prevent fading.

- Avoid bleach or harsh chemicals unless necessary for sanitization (only use chlorine bleach for white towels and follow the manufacturer’s instructions strictly).

Control Water Temperature and Cycle:

- Wash white towels in warm to hot water (40–60°C) for sanitization, while colored towels should be washed in cold water to preserve color.

- Choose a gentle or normal wash cycle to prevent excessive friction that may cause pilling or fraying.

Avoid Overloading the Washer:

- Leave enough space in the washing machine to allow towels to move freely, which ensures thorough cleaning and prevents excessive wear.

- Do not mix towels with heavy items (e.g., jeans or blankets) to maintain balanced spinning.

Rinse and Dry Properly:

- Ensure multiple rinse cycles to remove all detergent residues, as leftover soap can make towels stiff or cause skin irritation.

- Tumble dry on low to medium heat; avoid high temperatures, which can shrink or damage the fabric. Air-dry when possible to extend towel lifespan.

Sanitization and Maintenance:

- Periodically sanitize towels with hot water or a recommended disinfectant (especially for hotel use to meet hygiene standards).

- Avoid using fabric softeners, as they may coat the fibers and reduce absorbency; instead, use white vinegar in the rinse cycle to soften towels naturally.

Inspect and Replace Regularly:

- Check for signs of wear (e.g., thinning, holes, or loss of absorbency) after each wash. Retire damaged towels to maintain quality and hygiene standards.

Following these steps can help preserve the texture, cleanliness, and longevity of hotel towels while ensuring they meet hygiene requirements for guests.

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