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Laundry experts reveal how to make towels last longer - plus advice on when you should replace them

The article from MSN discusses expert advice on maintaining and extending the lifespan of towels. Key points include washing towels every three to four uses to prevent bacterial growth, using warm or hot water for washing to effectively remove oils and dirt, and avoiding fabric softeners which can reduce towel absorbency. Instead, white vinegar or baking soda can be used as natural softeners. Towels should be dried thoroughly to prevent mildew, either by machine drying or air drying. The article also advises on the replacement of towels, suggesting that they should be replaced every two to three years if well cared for, or when they show signs of wear like fraying, loss of absorbency, or persistent odors. Additionally, it's recommended to avoid overloading the washing machine to ensure towels are cleaned properly.

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