Warm wash using a mild liquid or powder detergent; avoid adding bleach or whiteners to the wash. At home use tumble dry on a low to mid setting or line dry. Commercial laundry – tea towels to have at least 10-15% moisture prior to feeding into your ironers, this will remove the moisture and will iron the tea towels at the same time, Keep wet linen covered whilst in storage to avoid localized evaporation and dry areas on the fabric, If the fabric is overheated during finishing (ironing), it will lead to overall glazing giving a very shiny finish and could damage the fibres. 

Our 100% cotton waffle check tea towel is lightweight and small, ideal for hotel room use, around the bar or for around the kitchen at home.  Please wash before use. Check tea towel are machine washable, Warm to hot wash using a mild liquid or powder detergent, avoid adding bleach or whiteners to the wash, At home use tumble dry on a med to high setting, or you can line dry

Commercial laundry - Make sure the fabric has at least 10-15% moisture prior to feeding into your ironers, this will remove the moisture and will iron the cloth at the same time, Keep wet linen covered whilst in storage to avoid localized evaporation and dry areas on the linen, If linen is overheated during finishing (ironing), it will lead to overall glazing giving a very shiny finish and could damage the fibres, or tumble dry on a med to high setting

Our 100% cotton waffle check tea towel is lightweight and small, ideal for hotel room use, around the bar or for around the kitchen at home.  Please wash before use. Check tea towel are machine washable, Warm to hot wash using a mild liquid or powder detergent, avoid adding bleach or whiteners to the wash, At home use tumble dry on a med to high setting, or you can line dry

Commercial laundry - Make sure the fabric has at least 10-15% moisture prior to feeding into your ironers, this will remove the moisture and will iron the cloth at the same time, Keep wet linen covered whilst in storage to avoid localized evaporation and dry areas on the linen, If linen is overheated during finishing (ironing), it will lead to overall glazing giving a very shiny finish and could damage the fibres, or tumble dry on a med to high setting