Tossing towels and clothes into the same wash might seem like a time-saver—but it’s doing more harm than good. Here’s why separating them makes a big difference:
1. Towels Need Tougher Washes
Towels collect oils, sweat, and bacteria. They need hot water, long cycles, and heavy agitation—settings too harsh for everyday clothes, which can shrink, fade, or stretch.
2. Lint Transfer Ruins Clothes
Towels shed lint that clings to other fabrics, leaving clothes looking worn. It can also clog seams and reduce towel absorbency over time.
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