Tea Towels
What are Tea Towels made from?
Durable 410 GSM microfibre. Each pack has one waffle and one diamond weave, both 60 by 40 cm, absorbing up to 7 times their weight and drying 4 times faster than cotton. →
Which weave should I pick: waffle or diamond Tea Towel?
Waffle is the absorbent one for drying and spills; diamond is the smooth one for streak-free polishing. Same 410 GSM microfibre, same 60 by 40 cm size. →
How do I wash and care for Tea Towels?
Machine wash separately at a maximum of 40 degrees, with no fabric softener or bleach, then line dry. A vinegar wash strips residue and restores absorbency. →
How do I use Tea Towels?
Use the waffle weave for fast drying and spills, and the diamond weave dry for streak-free polishing on glass, mirrors and stainless steel. →
Tea Towel not absorbing?
Almost always softener or detergent residue, or lint from cotton. Wash with a cup of white vinegar and no detergent, then rewash normally and line dry. →
Are Tea Towels recyclable and how long will they last?
Microfibre is not kerbside recyclable. Use specialist textile programmes, donate, or repurpose as cleaning rags. With correct washing they stay useful for a long time. →
Can I use Tea Towels to grab hot dishes?
Tea Towels handle warm crockery and everyday kitchen jobs, but they are not heat-protective. Microfibre can soften or melt at high heat, so use oven mitts or a trivet for anything straight out of the oven. →