Imagine life without a bath towel is impossible. Coming out of a warm shower, your hand immediately seeks to grab a towel to wipe itself. A high-quality luxury bath towel is usually a delicacy after a bath. So have you ever thought about the factors that determine the quality of your towel? When you read further, you will find the answer to this question.
Bath hangers are usually classified according to their size, like laundry cloth, hand towel, bath mats, towels and bath sheets. Also, these category towels can also be classified by their density as light, medium, heavy and very heavy towels.
Bath cloth should be hydrophilic, soft, should have a fast drying capacity, should be hypoallergenic and should have a minimum size change.
• The quality of hydrophobia or water absorption is the most important factor determining the quality of your bath towel. Your towel should be highly absorbent.
• The degree of softness should be high since it comes in contact with your body during daily use.
• Your towel should dry out faster. This is important because if your towel dries quickly, it will have minimal chances to cover the mold and, therefore, any unpleasant smell.
• High quality towel is hypoallergenic. This suggests that it should not cause irritation or infection on your skin when you use it. They must be made of fibers with antibacterial and antifungal properties.
• Resize your rank should be as low as possible. This means that after washing a bath towel, its size should not change even slightly.
The above characteristic parameters not only determine the quality of your towel, but also play a key role in determining the performance of your towel.
Below, these specific manufacturing parameters also affect the performance of your bath cloth, for example, the actual structure, the type of softeners used and the dyeing process.
• The actual structure means that the towel is made from an uncut heap or velvet. Velvet bath towels are softer than uncut pile towels, but they have a lower absorption compared to them.
• The type of softener used in the manufacture of bath towels significantly determines the absorbency of the towel. Some fabric softeners damage the absorbency of towels, as they contain silicon, which makes it a water repellent for towels.
• Bath towels are either dyed or yarn dyed. A specific dyeing process involves the use of strong bleaching agents that affect the strength of the fiber.
