Knowledge and tips for identifying hotel towels-1

Hotel towels are part of the hotel linen, six tips for hotel linen towels:

Looking at the weaving method of towels, there are three kinds of weaving methods: plain weaving, jacquard, and cut velvet; Generally speaking, jacquard and cut velvet have high cost and high price.

Second, look at the depth of the color, different colors, different prices, the price of the darker color is higher, and the price of the lighter color is lower.

Three, look at the weight of the towel. Hold the towel in your hand, and you will know whether it is good or bad immediately; a good towel is made of high-quality yarn, with high knitting density, fine and heavy quality, such as four-star and five-star hotels. High-grade towels are durable and can withstand washing machine washing many times; while low-grade towels have poor yarn, low knitting density, are very light, not durable, and are easy to rot.

Fourth, look at the thickness of the towel. Generally, a good towel will be thicker, and a poor towel will be thinner. However, some low-end towels use the method of lengthening the loops to make people look thicker. The way to identify it is to combine it with the weight, and it will be clear at a glance.

Five, look at the material of the towel. A good towel is 100% cotton, while a bad towel has a low cotton content. Better towels will add a certain percentage of recycled fibers to increase the water absorption and softness of the towel.Six look at the function of towels, antibacterial towels, antibacterial and mite-removing towels, moisture-absorbing and quick-drying towels (also known as mass towels), etc. The cost of having functions is high, and the price is naturally high. Different brands of towels will lead to great price differences, and the price ratio between different towel brands with the same texture can even reach 10 times the difference. Regardless of the towels used at home or in star-rated hotels, as long as you master the method, you don't have to be afraid of the harm of inferior towels.