Housewives often encounter the fact that after washing, terry towels, for unknown reasons, become stiff and much less pleasant to the touch.
There is no need to be upset - this can be easily corrected without the use of special means.
What to do with towels to make them soft
Towels can lose their softness due to a variety of factors.
The main reasons given include hard water, poor quality washing powder, care errors, etc.
However, you can always turn to cheap improvised means for help - they will neutralize the listed factors in one fell swoop.
Vinegar
To soften the water and thus not harm the softness inherent in terry fibers, pour vinegar into the compartment intended for conditioner. If we are talking about hand washing, you will need about 100 ml of acid per 10 liters of water.
Baking soda
Prepare a solution of 3 tablespoons of soda and 1 liter of water and soak terry towels in it before washing them.
Salt
Salt, like vinegar, is added during washing, pouring 1.5 spoons directly into the washing powder. After washing, it is recommended to turn on an additional rinse to remove salt residue from the towels.
You can also pre-soak the items in a salt solution (a tablespoon of salt per 1 liter of water).
