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It may seem like a simple process to dry towels, but if you want to increase the lifespan of your towels, some basic tips can keep your towels fluffy, absorbent and useful for years. When you notice pulls or loose threads, cut them off immediately to avoid threads from pulling or causing further damage. Never use softener liquids or sheets on towels, as these products coat the towels and prevent their soaking up moisture. Never fold or put away towels that are wet or damp, as this causes them to smell musty, even if recently cleaned. After Use Shake the towel out over the tub or in the shower after use so that you can hang it up without it bunching or creasing. Hang it over the shower rod or a towel rod so that it hangs freely for drying. If you bunch it up, it can develop a musty smell. Only use a towel a minimum of three times and then set it in the laundry for washing. If you use a towel more than three times, you`re essentially wiping a clean body with a dirty towel filled with millions of dead skin cells. In the Dryer To effectively dry towels in the dryer, lose the softener sheets. Shake out the towels and fluff them with your fingers before adding them to the dryer. If they are sopping wet, wring them out thoroughly to remove excess water. Do not dry towels with jeans, shoes, clothes with buttons, zippers and clasps or any other items that may contain these types of hardware. When you throw towels in with the rest of the clothes or household items to dry, the towels can develop thread pulls, which can damage them. Place towels in the dryer without adding anything but towels, washcloths or other household linens. Air-Drying Outside The best place to dry towels is outside in the fresh air. When you have a clothesline in the sun, the sun`s ultraviolet rays also help to sanitize the towels and keep them smelling fresh. Hang the towels so they drape freely without creases in them. Once they are dry, they might feel a little stiff. To soften them, toss them in the dryer on the air fluff cycle for 5 to 10 minutes, adding a damp washcloth to the load or tennis balls to soften the towels. Before Drying Periodically add 1 cup of vinegar to the wash cycle in place of detergent to strip the towels of detergent and softener buildup. Repeat the wash cycle the second time with detergent to clean the towels. You can also add vinegar to the rinse cycle to keep towels soft and fluffy instead of using liquid softeners. Do not use apple-cider vinegar; instead, use white distilled vinegar. Add about 1/8 cup of vinegar to the rinse cycle in place of softener liquids for soft towels.

1.Slip your arms into the sleeves of the robe and settle it evenly on your shoulders. The shoulder seams should lay even and flat on the top of your shoulders. 2.Wrap the left half of the robe around your body toward the right. There may be a ribbon or tie on the end of the left robe half and inside the right side of the robe. Bring these two ties together and tie them in a bow, securing the left robe half snugly to your body. 3.Bring the right robe half around your body toward the left and hold it in place with your left elbow. 4.Grasp each end of the outer robe tie with one hand. The tie should be smooth and free of folds around the body. 5.Pass the left tie end over the right tie end. Pass the left tie end over and through the loop and pull both ends tightly. The left tie end will be coming up through the loop and the right tie end going down through the bottom half of the loop. 6.Fold the left end of the tie down so that it hangs directly next to the right end. The left end will be to the right of the right end, with both sash ends hanging next to each other. 7.Take the left tie end and cross it over the top of the other tie end. Bring the end of the first tie under and through this cross. Pull both tie ends. One end will come out on the right and one on the left. There will be a smooth piece of sash material covering the knotting with the ends coming out from behind it.

Know the height and weight before you begin shopping. If it's for a friend or relative, ask about her measurements or compare her measurements to yours. Look at the different fabric and height options. Bathrobes come in short or long lengths, and sometimes they end at the mid-calf. Silk, cotton, twill, terry-cloth and velour are some of the fabric options. Knowing what fabric you want will help you weed through the selections. Glance at the sizes. Commonly, you will see the letters, OSFM or "One Size Fits Most." Bathrobes are cut on an average bodice; therefore a woman who wears medium and is proportioned evenly will likely fit the description. Smaller women may have to add a hem on a longer OSFM bathrobe, and larger women may need longer sleeves. Plus-size women will also have the OSFM size in plus-size stores. Shop around in different stores or online retailers to locate robes with actual measurements and sizes. Besides the OSFM option, robes come in petite/small, small/medium, medium/large and large/extra-large. Compare the sizes to your winter jacket. The jacket is typically larger than what you normally wear because you are wearing clothing underneath the coat. Size robes similarly. If it's possible, try on the robe before purchasing to get an accurate size. If this is not possible, then use the sizing chart provided by the manufacturer. Always look at the sleeve length, especially for taller people, to ensure the appropriate size. Taller women who typically wear a medium may need a larger size for the sleeves.

Dear customers, Our company will attend the exhibition In Bangkok, Thailand. It will be open from Sep 2-5th. Our booth number E18-9, Address: Bangkok International Convention Centre Welcome to our booth. Best wishes

Dear customers, Our company will attend the exhibition In Bangkok, Thailand. It will be open from Sep 2-5th. Our booth number E18-9, Address: Bangkok International Convention Centre Welcome to our booth. Best wishes

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