Premium Cotton Hand Towels for Bathroom & Kitchen - 2 Pack Soft Absorbent Peacock Blue Towels, 13x28 Inches - Ideal for Guest Bath, Spa, Gym & Everyday Use

ultra-soft hand towels Luxury hand towels for your daily use. Hand towels for your bathroom decoration. 100% Combed Cotton for Softness and Strength Combed cotton is softer than regular cotton because it doesn't have any impurities or short protruding threads, and it is stronger than regular cotton because the combing process removes short fibers, which are prone to breakage. After combing, the straightened fibers join together more tightly, leading to less fraying and unraveling. Washing Instructions Towels that have been washed and dried properly will stay mildew-free for longer, saving your money and shopping time. To make sure that your towels maintain good hygiene and freshness, we recommend following these Washing Instructions. - Wash new towels with special care before using. Add 1/2 - 1 cup of white vinegar (120 - 240 ml) onto the towels to minimize later color bleeding. - Wash towels with half the usual amount of detergent. Too much soap can damage towels and make them less fluffy. - Learn which temperatures are suitable for which towels. Most white and light-colored towels should be washed in hot water. Most dark towels should be washed in warm water, as hot water can make them bleed. - Fabric softeners are optional additions, if you are willing to sacrifice your towel's life span for greater fluffiness and only do so once every three or four washes. - Do not use bleach Drying Instructions Before drying your towels, Please remove lint from the lint trap before starting your dryer. A build up of lint could cause a fire. - Dry towels immediately after washing. The longer you let your towels sit around wet, the more chance mildew has to grow on your towels. - Do not put the towels in the dryer longer than necessary. Keeping towels in the dryer after they are already dry will damage the fibers and weaken your towel. You should remove the towels from the dryer when they are 95% to 97% dry. - If your towels came out slightly damp from the dryer, you can spread them out over a clothes horse, on a clothesline, or on any clean surface with enough room. Direct sunlight is best for drying towels and reducing germs. - Do not iron towels made of cotton, or other fluffy towels.