When towels or bath towels become rough and worn, there is no need to throw them away. You can always reuse them. In fact, your old towels can be recycled and used for other purposes. Instead of making the mistake of throwing them away, find out how to recycle an old bath towel. If due to improper laundry care, your bath towels have become rough and less effective, don’t throw them away. Consider recycling them with these DIY tips.
How to recycle an old bath towel?
Stiff, faded bath towels that you no longer use can be recycled in a variety of ways.
Make a bath mat out of a towel.
First wash the towels that you are going to use to make your mat and dry them. Then grab a non-slip pad that will help you make your carpet. It is a kind of mesh canvas that we usually put under the carpet to prevent it from slipping.
Then, cut slightly wide strips from each napkin. Cut each strip into 5 or 6 cm pieces, insert them into the racks of the grid mat and tie them together. The thickness of the mat depends on how many racks you are going to fill. The more knots you make, the thicker and softer the carpet will be.
