Turkish towels are an investment. They're so luxurious and soft that they're worth the money, but only if you take good care of them. Turkish towels are made from a blend of cotton and hemp fibers, which is why they feel so incredible. However, there are several mistakes that people make when it comes to taking care of their Turkish towels:

Washing them wrong

Make sure you never use fabric softener. It’s not good for your towels and it can cause build up over time, making them less absorbent. Never wash Turkish towels with anything else (like cotton towels) because they have different fibers and tensions that need different treatment to maintain their quality.

Of course, too much washing can also lead to problems—you should always check the tag on your towel before washing it! And don’t wash any of your Turkish towels at high temperatures—they will start to deteriorate faster than normal when they get too hot.

Drying them wrong

If you're a fan of Turkish towels, then you probably know that they have a reputation for being extremely absorbent and durable. However, if you take care of them incorrectly, they won't be as soft or as long-lasting as they should be.

When it comes to drying your Turkish towels, here's what not to do:

• Avoid fabric softener. Fabric softener will leave behind residue on your towel that can cause rashes and irritation on the skin—not exactly something you want from something that's supposed to keep you warm in the winter!
• Don't use bleach or high heat in the washing machine (that includes hot water). Bleaching can damage fibers over time, and high heat can cause shrinkage or color fading in whites (and other colors). This means that even though it might seem like a good idea at first glance because it'll make everything smell nice together under one roof instead of across different machines throughout your home...don't do it! Instead try using mild detergent instead so nothing gets ruined before its time has come under this beautiful sunspot called Earth where we live today :)

Storing them wrong

The first mistake you can make is storing a Turkish towel in the bathroom. They are not meant to be hung in your shower or draped over the sink, they should be stored in a dry place like on your bed, under furniture or even in the closet.

Secondly, don’t store your Turkish towels on the floor. Keeping them near the ground will cause them to get dirty and will also promote mildew growths because of being exposed to humidity levels that are too high for them (which is why they work best when hung up).

Using them for the wrong purpose

You may have heard that Turkish towels are great for drying your body after a shower. They are, but they're not good for drying dishes, cleaning windows or floors. The absorbent material of these towels means that they can easily spread moisture onto other surfaces—and if you've ever had to clean up a flood on your kitchen countertop or your dining room table, you know how important it is to avoid creating an even bigger mess than the one you're trying to clean up in the first place!

So what should I use Turkish towels for? Use them as intended: after showers, when they're needed and will be put away quickly; as bath mats; on beach chairs; over shoulders at outdoor events (they do make fantastic impromptu blankets); in place of tablecloths at picnics where spills may occur; under children’s art projects (think finger paints); and as dryer sheets when drying clothes indoors.

Turkish towels are great investment pieces—but only if you treat them well.

Turkish towels are great investment pieces—but only if you treat them well. They are a great way to add color and texture to your bathroom, and they can also be used in your outdoor space. If you're looking for something that will last for years, we have some tips for taking care of it properly so it lasts as long as possible!

Turkish towels really are one of the most versatile items in your home. They can be used for so many things, and they look great too! But if you treat them poorly then your investment will surely go to waste. That’s why it's important to know how to wash and dry Turkish towels properly so that they last as long as possible—and even longer than expected!