Can Turkish towels be used as bath towels?

You can use them both as bath towels AND beach towels. They’re the perfect accessory for those beach days or a special pool day. We offer Turkish hand towels for bath and kitchen as well.

Can you dry off with a Turkish towel?

One of the perks of Turkish towels is how quick-drying they are. That said, we recommend hang drying them to help preserve the towel. If you wish to machine dry your towel, do so on low to medium heat. Use a warm iron to smooth out any unwanted wrinkles.

What is a real Turkish towel?

Turkish towels feature tightly-woven cotton on one side and plush terry on the other — the combination of the two means they’re soft, absorbent and lightweight, according to Sun.

Why are Turkish towels so thin?

First, Turkish cotton is comprised of very long fibers that mean fewer joins (or seams) are needed. That results in a smoother, softer feel. Second, unlike terry cloth which stiffens and becomes scratchy with washing, Turkish cotton becomes softer. Finally, it dries very quickly since it’s so lightweight.

Are Turkish bath towels worth it?

It’s the perfect material for towels for several reasons. First, Turkish cotton is comprised of very long fibers that mean fewer joins (or seams) are needed. That results in a smoother, softer feel. Second, unlike terry cloth which stiffens and becomes scratchy with washing, Turkish cotton becomes softer.

Do I need to soak Turkish towels?

While your Turkish Towels will be soft on arrival, you can soak them before first use to make the long fibers open up and make the towel extra absorbent. Soak your towels in cold water for at least 12 hours. We recommend soaking your towel in your bathtub for best results.

How do I choose a Turkish towel?

The higher the weight the better the quality. We don’t recommend Turkish towels that weigh less than 11 oz. Get 11 oz or higher for ultra softness and absorbency.

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How do you soften Turkish towels?

To soften them, use 1 cup of WHITE vinegar about every 6 weeks. Run the towels through a regular washing cycle, then redo them with the vinegar instead of soap. The reason towels aren’t soft is because they have soap left in them.