My cotton towels absorb water how can I fix that?

1. Wash towels properly.

- Use hot water and a good quality detergent. Avoid fabric softeners, as they can leave a residue on the towels that makes them less absorbent.

- Wash towels separately from other items to avoid lint and color transfer.

2. Dry towels thoroughly.

- Hang towels to dry or use the hottest setting on your dryer. Avoid over-drying, as this can damage the fibers and make them less absorbent.

- Shake the towels well before hanging or drying them to help fluff up the fibers.

3. Use white vinegar.

- Add 1 cup of white vinegar to your washing machine along with the detergent. Vinegar helps to remove detergent residue and buildup from the towels.

4. Try baking soda.

- Add 1/2 cup of baking soda to your washing machine with the detergent. Baking soda helps to deodorize towels and remove stains.

5. Sun-dry the towels.

- The sun's UV rays can help to naturally whiten and brighten towels and can also improve absorbency.

6. Refresh towels with water.

- Occasionally, just wet the towels with water and then dry them. This helps to remove any residue that may have built up on the towels.