Fabric conditioner accumulates on towels gradually, creating a waxy coating that eventually renders your towels water-resistant, meaning they'll no longer absorb moisture effectively. It's this build-up of detergents and fabric conditioners, along with mineral deposits, that causes towels to become stiff and develop a greyish appearance over time.

Using white vinegar to launder towels is a time-honoured trick employed by householders to maintain their towels' cleanliness, fluffiness, and freshness, preserving their appearance as if newly bought. Nevertheless, some individuals haven't achieved success with this acidic solution.

Should this apply to you, luxury linen specialist Hotel At Home has shared an alternative natural remedy that you might prefer over white vinegar. This technique

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