How to judge the quality of towels?

1. Take a look. Generally, the quality of towels that pay attention to workmanship is not too bad.
2. Touch it to get an overall experience of the touch. This needs to be experienced and compared with snacks. Of course, thicker and softer towels are not necessarily better. Thickness or thickness will vary depending on the needs of use. Softness is just one of the indicators. Some towels are extremely soft, but have extremely poor water absorption.
3. Twist it and you can feel the difference in thickness and density, softness and smoothness. But please note that some coral velvet can be very smooth and soft, but it can actually be tiring to use, especially after folding, it is easier to deform and fall out of hand, and the water absorption performance may be very, very poor.
4. Pull it and see if the fluff will be pulled off. If it can be pulled off, it will definitely lose fluff when used. Don’t be too aggressive, please use moderate strength. Use your strength to suck the milk, and it’s not impossible to pull, not to mention hair loss. In addition, some high-quality top towels will have some broken lint on them after leaving the factory. This is the residue caused by the velvet sorting or sanding process during the production process. The factory does not process and wash it. You can do it yourself after you get it. Just shake it off and wash it once. Don’t treat this as a hair loss problem.

5. Wipe it. Different quality towels will have obvious differences in water absorption efficiency. Pay attention to wiping. The test of throwing it into a bucket is bluffing. If you just throw one in, it will absorb a lot, and the water absorption efficiency will be different when you wipe it. . At the same time, check to see if there is any hair loss during the rubbing process.
6. Wash it. Many towels will lose color after the first wash. Poor ones may even lose color after several washes. Maybe this is just a problem of dyeing, not the quality of the towel itself, but the dyeing process also shows the quality attitude. No one wants to Use a faded towel. In addition, after washing and drying, check whether the texture has changed, especially whether the long pile is still soft and fluffy.
7. Wipe it again. If the towel sheds lint when you use it directly, but it does not fall off when you rub it after washing, then it is considered a pass. But if the towel still sheds lint after washing, it can only be said to be a defective product. In fact, it passes the test. This can already be determined by tugging on the front.