How to make towels and clothes soft: 3 useful laundry hacks
Do your towels become stiff and unpleasant to the touch after washing? SSPDaily has prepared life hacks that will help you achieve perfect softness during washing.
Vinegar
To naturally soften towels and clothes, you can add half a cup of white vinegar to the rinse cycle. This will help remove detergent residue that causes stiffness and make fabrics soft and pleasant to the touch. If you use vinegar, you don't need to add fabric softener, which often leaves a waxy residue on towels and reduces their absorbency.
Using dryer balls
When drying towels and clothes, use dryer balls. They help to loosen the fabric, reduce drying time, and naturally soften the material. They also help to minimize static electricity and creases, leaving your laundry soft, fluffy, and ready to use.
Avoid fabric softener
Commercial fabric softeners and dryer sheets should be avoided as they leave residue on towels and clothes, reducing their absorbency and making them stiff. Instead, opt for natural alternatives such as vinegar, wool dryer balls, or even air dry your laundry to keep it fresh and soft.
