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Towel Production Process: From Cotton to Comfort
Towels are an essential part of our daily lives, used for drying off after a shower, wiping hands in the kitchen, or lounging by the pool. Have you ever wondered how these soft and absorbent linens are made? The towel production process is a fascinating journey from raw materials to the finished ...Read more -
Things to consider when choosing towels？
Pile Height Pile height measures how tall, so to speak, the fibers are—longer piles are softer and shorter piles are more rigid. For drying exteriors, use the softest possible option, but for polishing paint or cleaning hard plastics and glass, you can use lower pile fabrics. Generally speaking, ...Read more -
Car Drying Towel Buying Guide
When choosing a new car drying towel, you should consider the factors outlined below: Material When it comes to drying your automobile after hand-washing, car drying towels are the best way to go. They come in different materials such as microfiber, chamois, and cotton. Read on for brief introduc...Read more -
How to dry microfiber towels?
Microfibre cloth drying on wire out in open Washing microfiber cloths is only half the battle. How you dry the microfiber towel is equally important when it comes to maintaining its charge and keeping it lint-free. The ideal method, is to hang microfiber cloths to dry outside in the sun or inside...Read more -
What are the characteristics of coral fleece car towels?
The coral fleece towels produced by our company are made of super fiber materials, which are comfortable to the touch, with double-sided thickened long coral fleece, which can effectively remove dirt. The fabric is super soft, and it will not damage the car paint when wiping the car. It has excel...Read more -
What are the uses of microfiber towels？
Microfiber towels are a versatile and practical tool that can be used for a wide range of purposes. These towels are made from a blend of polyester and polyamide, which gives them their unique properties. They are highly absorbent, quick-drying, and have the ability to trap dirt and dust particle...Read more -
The process of printing Logo on towels
Towels are very common household items. In today’s era of consumer experience, quality has become a key factor in corporate gifts. Customized towels can play a very good role in publicity and promotion, but it is also very important to choose a custom process that suits the customer. Here, ...Read more -
How to properly dry microfiber towels?
Towels need to be dried properly. “All the microfiber towels that a customer would buy should be washed and dried in a dryer before being used … at very low heat, if not air dried,” .The polyester in microfiber towels has a low melting point, and cannot handle the high heat that other fabrics tha...Read more -
Why Choose Microfiber Towels for Car Detailing?
1. Benefits of Microfiber over Traditional Towels Unlike traditional towels, which can push dirt and debris around, microfiber towels trap particles within their fibers, preventing scratches and swirl marks on your car’s surface. Additionally, microfiber towels are highly absorbent, allowing you ...Read more -
How to Identify Microfiber Towels？
Microfiber towels have become increasingly popular due to their superior absorbency and softness. However, not all towels labeled as microfiber are created equal. It’s important to know how to identify a genuine microfiber towel to ensure you are getting the best quality and performance. He...Read more -
Microfiber advantages
Absorbing water Microfiber is designed to wick the water off of vehicle surfaces, and it will hold more water than a traditional towel. Gartland states that a cotton towel will absorb liquid the same way medical gauze does, but it can get saturated quickly. Comparatively, a microfiber towel can h...Read more -
Microfiber towels
The manner in which a carwash washes and dries microfiber can deeply impact the effectiveness of the towels’ performance Microfiber is machine washable and can be cleaned with regular detergent. Much like terry towels, bleach and fabric softener should not be used on microfiber. Fabric softener w...Read more
