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Towels & Bathmats FAQs

What’s the difference between a bath towel and a bath sheet?

The main difference between a bath towel and a bath sheet is size. Bath sheets are bigger - typically around 90 × 160 cm - so they offer extra coverage and a bit of luxury. Bath towels are handier for everyday drying and smaller spaces. Both dry just as well when made from quality cotton, so it mostly comes down to whether you fancy a full wrap or a quicker dry-and-go.

How do you keep towels soft and fluffy over time?

To keep towels soft and fluffy over time, skip the fabric softener - it leaves a residue that flattens fibres. Use a splash of white vinegar in the rinse cycle every few washes instead. Tumble drying on low keeps fluffiness intact, or peg them outside for that line-dried freshness. Give them a good shake before drying, and deep-clean occasionally to banish build-up. More tips live in our Product Care & Repair guide.

How often should bath towels be washed for hygiene?

For hygiene, bath towels should be washed every three to four uses. This removes bacteria, sweat and skin cells that build up over time. If you're towelling off after workouts or live somewhere muggy, you might want to wash them more often. A clean, dry towel feels better and lasts longer - your skin (and nose) will thank you.

What’s the best way to hang towels so they dry properly?

The best way to hang towels so they dry properly is to spread them out fully - no bunching or folding. A heated towel rail is ideal if you’ve got one, but any rail or hook that lets air circulate will do nicely. Over-door bars or cleverly placed wall hooks can help in tight spaces. Proper drying keeps towels fresher and stops that damp whiff before it starts.

What’s a good GSM for absorbent, long-lasting towels?

A good GSM for absorbent, long-lasting towels is between 500 and 700. Towels in this range feel substantial without taking an age to dry. Higher GSM (600+) gives you that hotel-style plushness, while anything around 500 dries faster but still does the job well - especially if it’s made from tough cotton like Turkish or organic. It's all about balance, really.

Which bath towels are truly buy-it-for-life quality?

The most buy-it-for-life bath towels are made from long-staple cottons like Turkish or Supima, tightly woven for strength. Look for double-stitched edges, GSM around 600, and low-twist yarn - all signs of a towel built to last. Some brands offer lifetime guarantees or repair schemes too (Johnstons of Elgin even re-darn for free). Browse our bathroom collection to find ones we’ve vetted for durability.

How should I wash and care for cotton towels to preserve softness?

To preserve softness in cotton towels, wash at 40°C with a gentle detergent and skip the fabric softener. Add a splash of white vinegar every few washes to cut through residue and keep fibres absorbent. Tumble dry on low or sun-dry when you can, and always give towels space to rinse and spin. Washing similar fabrics together helps reduce lint too. More advice lives in our care and repair archive.