Microfiber Cooling Towels Manufacturers

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What factors affect the lifespan and performance of microfiber cooling towels?

Microfiber cooling towels are generally durable, but several factors can cause them to become damaged:

Long-term friction or scrubbing will damage the fiber structure of the microfiber cooling towel, causing the towel to become frayed or fluffed.

Stretching: Excessively stretching or pulling the microfiber cooling towel may cause its fibers to break or deform, causing the towel to lose its original elasticity and shape.

Chemical substances: Contact with chemicals such as strong acids, alkalis or bleach may damage the material of the microfiber cooling towel, causing fading, discoloration or deterioration.

High temperature: High temperature may destroy the fiber structure of the microfiber cooling towel, making it hard, brittle or shrinking, affecting its water absorption and cooling effect.

Strong squeezing: Excessive squeezing or compressing the microfiber cooling towel may damage its fiber structure, resulting in deformation or loss of softness.
Improper Cleaning: Using inappropriate detergents or cleaning methods can damage the material of your microfiber cooling towel, such as using excessive bleach or overheated water.

Improper storage: Prolonged moisture or exposure to sunlight may cause microfiber cooling towels to become moldy, deteriorate, or discolor.

How to properly store microfiber cooling towels?

Proper storage of microfiber cooling towels can extend their life and maintain their performance. Here are some tips for storing microfiber cooling towels:

Dry Storage: Before storing microfiber cooling towels, make sure the towels are dry. Avoid folding or placing damp towels directly into storage bags, as this can easily lead to mold growth and odor.

Store in a ventilated place: Try to choose a well-ventilated place to store the microfiber cooling towel, which will help keep it dry. Avoid storing towels in closed containers for long periods of time to avoid moisture and odor.

Avoid direct sunlight: Prolonged exposure to sunlight can cause the microfiber cooling towel to discolor, lose elasticity and softness. Therefore, it is best to avoid storing towels exposed to direct sunlight and choose a cool place to store them.

Store separately: It is best to store microfiber cooling towels separately and avoid direct contact with other items. This helps protect the towel from friction and staining from other items.

Wash regularly: When not using microfiber cooling towels, it's best to wash them regularly and dry them thoroughly. After washing and drying completely, stack or hang them for storage.

Watch out for odors: If your stored microfiber cooling towels develop odors, try soaking them in a light salt water or white vinegar solution before cleaning, then wash and dry them thoroughly.