Washing Kitchen Towels

Enable the "Extra Rinse" function to ensure all dirt and detergent residues are removed.

Soak heavily soiled towels in a basin with an enzyme-based detergent before washing.

Pre-wash stained items with an enzyme-based product.

Hand-wash stubborn spots using a quality laundry soap like БиоМама, Спивакъ, Вкусвилл, or Нэфис Косметик.

Air dry towels on a rack or use the "Delicate" setting if machine drying is permitted.

Use universal liquid laundry detergents.

Use specialized microfiber detergents such as LERATON or Shine Systems.

- Do not dry towels on hot radiators or heated towel rails. - Never use fabric softener. - Avoid detergents containing optical brighteners. - Do not use bleach or chlorine-based products. - Do not wash microfiber together with cotton fabrics.

Use a long wash cycle (at least 1.5 hours) for cotton and linen to allow the detergent to work effectively.

Select the "Mixed Fabrics" or "Cotton" cycle (avoid "Cotton Eco" as it is less effective for heavily soiled items).

Use a water temperature of 50°C or higher and a medium spin.

Perform a two-stage wash (pre-wash followed by a main wash) for very dirty kitchen towels.

Soak heavily soiled items in warm water (20–30°C) with a dissolved dishwasher tablet or enzyme-based detergent.

Use the "Pre-wash" or "Stain" cycle, adding enzyme-based powder to the first compartment and universal detergent to the second.

Add 2-3 tablespoons of oxygen bleach (sodium percarbonate) to the main wash cycle for white kitchen towels.

Add two tablespoons of baking soda directly to the drum to neutralize unpleasant odors.

Use universal laundry powder.

Use DIY laundry powder.

Use odor-neutralizing products: Attack bio ex, BiASEPT, Wellroom gel, or Grand Family GrowClean.