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How to Clean and Maintain Your Microfiber Towels

Here's how to maintain microfiber towels and cloths so that they last you for years! Microfiber towels and cloths are best used for cleaning. They are durable but soft and super absorbent, giving any surface a thorough cleaning without scratches.

7 Items You Should Never Clean with Paper Towels

When we have to deal with a spill or some dust, the easiest solution is using a paper towel. As useful as they are, paper towels are not fit for any surface, and in some cases, using them can result in damage.

Learn the Ultimate Way to Remove Mildew Smell From Towels

If you've ever forgotten to remove your towels from the washing machine once the cycle has finished, then you're probably familiar with the gross mildew smell that will cling to them as a result.

Laundry Stripping Will Save From Buying New Towels

After a long cycle on the hottest setting, with a fine detergent and mild bleaching agent like hydrogen peroxide, you’d think your towels are hotel-grade clean, to say the least. But as it turns out, sometimes you need to clean your towel from the laundry itself.

Laundry Tips: Make Your Towels Soft and Fluffy Again

One of the best things after finishing your bath is to wipe yourself clean with a soft and fluffy towel. However, even the best of towels, after a while, tend to become stiff, scratchy, and not very absorbent.

Paper Towels Can Do Much More Than Just Mop Up Spills

I use paper towels all the time, just as I'm sure most of us do, but I've never really given a second thought to just how versatile they can be. It turns out that there's plenty you can do with a few humble paper towels! Take a look at these handy tips: 1.

You Need to Wash Your Towel More Often Than You Think

Have you ever given much thought as to how often you should be washing your bath towels? While towels are used to keep us clean and dry, they tend to get dirty pretty quickly.

13 Mistakes You’re Making in the Shower!

[related_articles] 13 Things You Shouldn‘t Do in the Shower health, water, body, oil, bath, mistakes, shower, warnings, hygiene, cleanliness, hair washing, towel Do you take a shower every day? If so, you're already making one of the 13 shower mistakes most people aren't aware of.

Need Your Clothes to Dry Fast? Here's What You Should Do

Twist the clothing into a towel to absorb the water: Lay the wet garment on top of a large, fluffy towel. Roll up the towel tightly with the clothing inside. Twist the bundle, starting at one end and rolling methodically, working your way along until the entire towel is tightly twisted.

5 Reusable Alternatives to Kitchen Disposables

What if I told you you can cut back on cleaning expenses by giving up paper towels? This may sound like a huge sacrifice, as they really are SUPER convenient, I know. But imagine how convenient it would be to use just one Swedish dishcloth that'll last you as long as 17 paper towels.

4 Stretches to Alleviate Common Aches & Pains from Walking

[related_articles] To Avoid Heel Pain Do: Towel Stretch Illustration by Chris Philpot Here's How: Sit on the floor. Keep your spine straight and your legs extended forward. Wrap a towel under the balls of your feet and hold one end in each hand.

DIY: Fix Dented Wooden Furniture in 4 Easy Steps

What you will need : A cup of water A clothes iron A kitchen towel / paper towel / old shirt Sanding paper Step 1 : Pour a small amount of water on the dented area Step 2 : Place the towel over the wet area Step 3 : Use the iron over the wet patch The heat will cause the water to get absorbed into the

Here's One Really Cheap & Easy Way to Clean a Stovetop

Then, place a dish towel in the water, making sure that it becomes thoroughly wet. [related_articles] Step 2 Sprinkle baking soda all over your stovetop, making sure to add additional layers to particularly dirty areas.