Towels are the most underrated thing in a household. Towels are arguably the most important linen to a property manager that doesn’t belong on the bed. Finding the right bath towel for your property doesn’t have to be difficult. There is a wide selection of towels to choose from to best fit the needs of your property.
There is quite an extensive process involved in making
high-quality towels. This blog will explain what a terry towel is, how it is
made, and how to properly care for towels.
What is Terry Towels?
A terry towel has
yarn loops that are found on the surface of the towel. Most of terry towels are
designed with yarn weaves that are either vertical or horizontal. The loops on a terry cloth towel offer
advantages that other types of towels do not have.
Some of the benefits include increased levels of absorbency,
extra softness, greater strength, life expectancy, and less wrinkling. It is
typical the regular bath or kitchen towel that you have
at your home.
How is Terry Towels Made?
Terry
towels are usually produced with cotton. However, they can also be developed with a
cotton and polyester blend. The cotton
helps the towels become more absorbent, breathable, and plush while the
polyester is responsible for providing the towel with extra strength and a quicker
drying time. Terry towels are best known
for having loops that stand on the base of the bath
towel.
The loops are designed at different heights depending on how
thick the designer wants the towel to be.
Towels with thicker loops will feel soft and lavish while towels with
less thick loops will feel more breathable.
Overall, towels will become more absorbent as the loops become higher
and thicker on a towel.
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