Whats the secret hotels use to keep their towels so white and clean??

Question

I can't seem to get the same on my white towels...Does anyone have any ideas besides bleach? Thanks for your help.

Answer 1

they use chemicals. they wash in bleach and warm water. they use shout at times for stains. the chemicals they use are stronger then the ones we get from the stores.
folks they do not throw the used towels in the trash. that's waisting money. those towels run about $25. a set. they wash and wash them. when they ware thin then there cut up and turned into cleaning rags.

Answer 2

Janet is right, however with the amout of bleach that they do use, the towels do wear out fairly quickly and therefore are circulated quite frequently.

Answer 3

Highly concentrated bleach thats why the ask you if you want to forego having clean ones to save the environment like they give a F***

Answer 4

They dont bleach them. They wash them in regular water, but if there is any stain at all..even the smallest one, they throw it away, so they never have to work to get stains out. I know people who work at the holiday inn express.

Answer 5

throw away the stained ones. when you charge $75+ per night, a towel is no big deal.

Answer 6

Yeah hotels replace their towels a lot....

Answer 7

If bleach is out then try oxyclean. But they use bleach for disinfecting as well as whitening.

Answer 8

oxy clean and super bleach pkuss there very new all the time

Answer 9

i used to manage a motel an lake side cottages , i used good old fashion bleach. now i hear that downy whitening is suppose to be real good for that

Answer 10

OxyClean