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Softeners and dryer sheets contain waxes and chemicals that can damage towels and make them less absorbent. It's OK to use softeners and dryer sheets occasionally, but leave them out as much as possible. Don't use your towels more than 3-4 times without washing them or they could develop a bad odor and bacteria. Washing your towels on a routine basis will keep them clean and fresh for longer. Schedule 2 days a week to wash your towels so it's easy to remember. Use color-safe bleach on your colored towels, and non-chlorine bleach on your white towels. Make sure you're washing the towels on their own so the bleach doesn't get on your other laundry. Bleach will help remove stains from your new towels and make your white towels look more vibrant.
Avoid washing your new towels with fabric softeners and dryer sheets. Wash your new towels every few days. Clean your new towels with bleach if needed.