Microfiber towels are ultra soft, highly absorbent towels made from finely-woven synthetic fibers that efficiently soak up water. Using a dense pile of plastic microfibers that are thinner than silk, microfiber towels can absorb up to 8 times their weight in fluid compared to regular cotton towels of the same size. Their tight weave creates a wicking effect that draws moisture into the towel quickly and prevents it from evaporating.
Microfiber towels have become an extremely popular household item in recent years. But what exactly are they, and what makes them so great? What Is Microfiber Made Of? Microfiber refers to synthetic fibers that are finer than one denier or…
