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Towel
Cotton towel · Plain
27 × 54 in
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Hotel Bath Towel
Select bath towels by dimensions, weight, loop construction and laundry process. Confirm the composition and weight of the particular item before ordering.
Standard Weight
27 × 54 in · Listed weight: 12 lb
Medium Plush
27 × 54 in · Listed weight: 14 lb
Large Comfort Fit
30 × 60 in · Listed weight: 16 lb
Luxury Grade
30 × 60 in · Listed weight: 18 lb
Confirm whether this weight is per dozen (12 towels) or another unit before ordering. It is not GSM.
Tip: The choice of towel weight should correspond to the hotel's laundry capacity.
Hotel Bath Mat
Bath mats absorb water after bathing and should be laundered separately from towels. Do not assume a cotton mat is slip-resistant without supporting information.
Jacquard Welcome Mat
18 × 28 in · Listed weight: 8 lb
Confirm whether this weight is per dozen (12 towels) or another unit before ordering. It is not GSM.
Tip: For hygiene, wash bath mats separately from towels.
First Wash and Use Instructions for Hotel Towels
To ensure hotel towels perform at their best from the first use and to extend their lifespan, follow these guidelines:
1. Wash Before First Use
Wash before first use according to the care label to remove loose lint and manufacturing or storage residues.
Use the temperature permitted by the care label and supplier.
Avoid using fabric softener in the first wash as it will coat the fibers and reduce absorbency.
Dose detergent for water conditions and machine load. Never mix vinegar with bleach.
2. Wash Separately from Other Fabrics
Wash towels separately from other items like clothes, bed sheets, or items with zippers/buttons to avoid friction that could cause linting.
Avoid washing with dark-colored fabrics to prevent color bleeding onto white towels.
3. Avoid Harsh Bleaches or Detergents
Use a mild, non-bio or low-sudsing detergent that won't damage the cotton fibers.
Use bleach only if permitted by the care label and supplier.
4. Proper Drying
Use a medium heat setting for drying to prevent shrinkage or stiffness.
If using a dryer, add dryer balls to help fluff the towel fibers and prevent them from clumping.
5. Long-Term Care
Schedule laundering according to use and the property’s hygiene process.
Avoid drying in damp, shaded areas or in direct, strong sunlight for too long, as this can make the fabric brittle or fade.
6. Avoid Overloading the Washer
Don't cram the washing machine with too many towels. Overloading prevents proper rinsing, leaving detergent residue that makes towels stiff and less absorbent. Wash in smaller loads for better results.
7. Check and Pre-Treat Stains
Before washing a full load, inspect towels for any stains (e.g., makeup, oil). Pre-treat these stains with a suitable stain remover. Washing can set stains permanently, especially if dried with heat.
8. Proper Folding and Storage
Fold towels promptly after they are completely dry to prevent wrinkles. Store them in a well-ventilated, dry linen closet. Avoid storing them in plastic bags, which can trap moisture and lead to mildew.
9. Rotate Your Towel Stock
For hotels and high-use environments, regularly rotate your stock of towels. This ensures even wear and tear across all towels, extending the overall life of your inventory instead of overusing a few favorites.
10. Refreshing Stiff or Musty Towels
If towels become stiff or musty, check detergent dosage, rinsing and drying. Ask the supplier before using special chemicals or treatment cycles.
✅ Summary: Washing towels correctly the first time helps them achieve maximum absorbency, prevents residual odors, and reduces long-term linting or pilling. Ideal for hotels looking to maintain quality and a professional, clean brand image.
Towel Care Instructions
Wash at the temperature stated on the care label
Separate colors and textile types. Match detergent dosage to the machine and water conditions.
Avoid bleach or optical brighteners
Harsh chemicals like bleach and optical brighteners can damage the cotton fibers, reducing the towel's lifespan and softness. For long-term durability and guest safety, we recommend using a mild, bleach-free detergent.
Tumble dry low or hang to air-dry
Use a low heat setting when tumble drying to prevent fiber breakdown and stiffness. For maximum energy efficiency and to maintain the fabric's natural softness, hanging them to air-dry is an excellent alternative.
Do not use fabric softeners – it may reduce absorbency
Fabric softener can coat fibers and reduce absorbency. Follow manufacturer guidance and avoid improvised chemical mixtures.
Inspect condition and plan replacements
Assess permanent stains, wear, damage and laundry performance. No single replacement interval suits every hotel.
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