How to Fold Towels
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Have you ever noticed the way hotels, spas, and even B&Bs fold their towels? Does it feel like they know a little secret you’re not in on? Keep reading for towel-folding ideas and instructions to help save space and give your bathroom a polished, spa-like feel.
While there are endless ways you could fold your towels, here are some of our top towel-folding ideas by towel type:
Dishtowels & Hand Towels can be folded in just four easy steps. Folding these types of towels into thirds fits them nicely in a drawer for storage and also allows them to be placed quickly and easily on a towel bar or towel ring.
You can also roll up dishtowels and hand towels from bottom to top after Step 4, so they store nicely in a basket or on a shelf.
Bath Towels & Bath Sheets can be folded in a variety of ways. Our favorite way is like a hand towel (in thirds), with an extra fold or two at the end.
If you want your bath towel or bath sheet folded like a spa or hotel towel, rolled just right, tightly and neatly, you can get that same look and feel at home by following these instructions from marthastewart.com:
Rolled spa towels stack nicely in a pyramid and store well in a basket.
Washcloths have two primary folds to make storage easy and to style them with other already-folded towels. For storage purposes, washcloths can simply be folded in half and then in half again and stacked on top of each other. Alternatively, you can fold them following the instructions below to place them on top of folded bath towels or hand towels for a more polished look.
With just a few simple folding techniques, you can keep your towels neat, organized, and even add a touch of luxury to your home.