How do you care for these towels?
2046588
same as any other towel. wash and dry - and drying takes a MUCH shorter time.
2046589
I just wash and dry them like I would any towel. Not sure if this recommended but it works. I've had mine for a year with weekly washing a and they are in great shape. When possible I love to line dry!
2046590
I wash mine in cold water and hang over the shower door to dry. It dries super fast.
1636028
I just hand wash them and let them dry naturally. I have washed mine quite a few times with no problem. I do have 3 sets.
1090348
I've washed them in the washer using the delicate cycle, and just let them air dry. After all the cleanings and uses they're still like new!
1957344
No. These towels have gone through lots of use and laundering and are holding up beautifully. However-I dry them on my drying rack to prevent more shrinking. Since I have 13 towels, I don't miss the 3 or 4 that are drying.
1458967
I bought them for their absorbency and workhorse quality. For show? Perhaps if they were freshly washed. I don't do much for show so can't really comment.
1059927
I wash mine with shampoo and conditioner about every two to three days. That way they don't get oily.
1424579
The mugs have a lacquer coating and should be gently hand washed and towel dried. Suggest checking with the manufacturer regarding safety if the coating is coming off.
1740680
We recommend washing the towels before the first use. First, a wash will remove any impurities that the towels may have acquired during transportation and storage (it is always a good rule to wash any linen before using it). Second, the towels will become softer and more absorbent after a couple of washes, and will lose any remaining lint. We recommend washing in either hot or cold water and with or without bleach (at the customer's preference). We recommend drying in low heat to minimize shrinking. However, many customers choose to dry in high heat either out of convenience (with other linens) or because they believe it results in cleaner towels.I hope this helps.LisaLiliane Collection We recommend washing the towels before the first use. First, a wash will remove any impurities that the towels may have acquired during transportation and storage (it is always a good rule to wash any linen before using it). Second, the towels will become softer and more absorbent after a couple of washes, and will lose any remaining lint. We recommend washing in either hot or cold water and with or without bleach (at the customer's preference). We recommend drying in low heat to minimize shrinking. However, many customers choose to dry in high heat either out of convenience (with other... » Read More We recommend washing the towels before the first use. First, a wash will remove any impurities that the towels may have acquired during transportation and storage (it is always a good rule to wash any linen before using it). Second, the towels will become softer and more absorbent after a couple of washes, and will lose any remaining lint. We recommend washing in either hot or cold water and with or without bleach (at the customer's preference). We recommend drying in low heat to minimize shrinking. However, many customers choose to dry in high heat either out of convenience (with other linens) or because they believe it results in cleaner towels.I hope this helps.LisaLiliane Collection « Show Less
282303
They are great but I don't use fabric softener. The towels are not stiff out of the dryer. Very happy with this purchase
2140373
I soak in the bathroom sink for 30 minutes then do a quick hand wash and wash them with my towels.. that way the same material is being washed at the same time.. Haven't had any problems.
994272
I really don't kno but I would assume u could delicate wash the In the washing machine or even hand wash them, that's what I would do personally
1055097
I usually put them in a zip up lingerie bag and wash them on gentle and then lay them out to dry... I have no issues
279235
Just wash them in warm water. You can use a little soft-soap if you like, but don't use any harsh solvents or cleaners.
88438
I have found them to be very absorbent. They are very cushy and really soak up water. Also, btw, using less fabric softener (I use half a sheet instead of a whole sheet) can make towels more absorbent.
1242152
I wash them in cold water on a gentle cycle then hang to dry. You could also easily hand wash them in cold water and hang to drip dry.
32145
They suggest wiping with a damp cloth. They also say that you can hand wash them with mild soap. No excessive heat, as in a dryer, though. I would assume that to mean that they should be hung up to dry, turning them inside out once the outside is dry so the moisture does not remain trapped inside and get all funky.
1981301
I wash them by hand. They are very thin and I would worry about scratches and shape distortion by the hot water.