How To Keep Towels Soft (Without A Tumble Dryer!)

[@allieallyali]

Thanks. I don't have dryer and my towels have lost softness. These tips so helpful 💙

[@thereserivera7691]

I understand fabric softener lessons the absorption of drying off after bathing. I just use white vinegar as softener-- hang out till almost dry & finish drying in the clothes dryer & always soft. Been doing this method for years.

[@IItzNooty]

Doesn't the washing smell off vinager

[@lyssamedana2224]

@@IItzNooty I've been using white vinegar for years, and never smelled anything. It helps keep whites white as well which is great for school shirts

[@franceshicks4011]

Don't they smell of vinegar

[@MrDaiseymay]

i HAVE VERY HARD WATER, MY TOWELS COULD SANDPAPER A WARDROBE. IS THERE A GUARANTEED WAY TO SOFTEN THEM AGAIN.

[@Michaelangelokowski]

How old are your towels?

[@ladyfairgumede2463]

Thanks ever so much

[@davebarker9144]

Every other video says do NOT use fabric softener.
Lots of tipsters say use baking soda. Is soda crystals the same thing?

[@SoubiYumea]

I have used soda crystals before, and I find that baking soda does the job a bit better

[@lyssamedana2224]

I sometimes dry towels most of the way (after washing with white vinegar) and then give them ten minutes in the dryer. That helps.

[@balanceinmidfield1843]

This video is for ‘without a dryer’.
So your tip isn’t really helpful

[@patwagner9308]

If you want your towels to lose 80% of their absorbancy, use fabric softener. Just one use & they'll be less absorbant.