I dunno where I got it from but my theory is that fabric softeners clog up the little channels of the wicking materials - dri-fit's and similar
I dunno where I got it from but my theory is that fabric softeners clog up the little channels of the wicking materials - dri-fit's and similar
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Fabric softeners have their uses- in the dryer, they are great for allowing clothes to release the lint or pet hair that might be stubbornly clinging to material (especially to polar fleece, the mother of all cat hair magnets!).
On the other hand, fabric softener will make cotton towels softer but less absorbant- and if you want the most absorbancy, then skip the softener.
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If you are using a fabric softener be careful if you have sensitive skin - some people have reactions to fabric softeners and you def don't want THAT kind've reaction down there!
Vinegar makes a good fabric softener - plus its kinder on your wallet, washing machine, and skin...
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