Loofahs and flannels are one of the most comfortable fabrics you can get for the human body. The only problem is that it takes a lot more work than just washing your body with water and detergent to look and feel good. This article will give you some information on how to wash lools.
First, you need to know the basics. What are lools? Loofahs are towels that come in round shapes, similar to a beach towel. They are made of cotton, polyester, and other synthetic fibers. You use them to clean yourself or you can dry them - depending on the purpose of your use.
For the most part, lools are used as they are supposed to do: wash. How do you do that? You simply need to wring them out and hang them up. They are supposed to dry out naturally - no need for excessive heat or sunlight. Then, you need to put them in your shower. Depending on where you live and the quality of your water supply, you may need to run some hot water for this part of the process.
If you are using a hot tap, make sure you check the temperature beforehand to make sure it's not too hot. Otherwise, you could end up with scalding or burning. If you use a cold tap, be careful not to overheat the water as this could lead to discoloration and/or warping.
The second thing you need to know about tools is that they have to be changed frequently. Some people get so used to them that they just leave them in the water for hours or even days at a time. This won't help the lools at all. Instead, it will just clog up your pipes.
So, you have to keep in mind that lools can only dry after they have been thoroughly soaked. After that, they have to be dried out completely before they can go on the next washing cycle. If they are left in the water for too long, they will not only become moldy but will also be very heavy, meaning they will be hard to carry around.
If you're looking to buy a set of lools, be careful. You need to make sure that you get ones that will fit in your water pipes. There are so many different types of lools out there that will not work with certain pipes. You could end up having to go back to the store or the internet just to find replacements. Don't just buy the cheapest thing you can find either. Get something that will last and that is made for washing.
When you wash your hands with lools and flannels, you have a lot more control over how the water goes inside of them. Tools come in a variety of colors, designs, and patterns to keep you from getting bored. Flannels are very plain, so it's easy to find one that will fit in with the design of your bathroom.
They also come in a variety of sizes. You can get small, tiny lools that only go down to your ankles if you want to or you can get larger ones. If you have extremely sensitive skin, you should try to get the smaller lools. Larger lools can irritate your skin if they are made of too many tiny beads. Both lools and flannels are great for exfoliating your skin because the rough texture is similar to your skin's own natural oil. This makes it easy to clean your skin.
As far as showers go, they don't really work too well with lools and flannels. Showerheads are generally designed for an open area, so using one in a shower stall or tub will not do much for you. The reason is that the showerhead is designed to get hot steam up under your hair to rinse it. Since the water is already warm, it doesn't help the situation. It may be an idea to invest in a showerhead that allows the steam to be vented outside of the stall or tub instead of staying in the water.
You should know that both lools and flannels are drying products. You should use them sparingly, as over-drying could cause some damage to your skin. The best way to apply them is to dip a sponge into the product, put your hair in a bun, then secure the rest of your hair in a bun too. Loofahs and flannels will let your hair air out, so you should only put them on very dirty or sweaty hair. Also be careful not to put them too close to the end of your hair, as this could cause premature graying.
As far as how to care for them, they are pretty easy to take care of. Just make sure you use lools or flannels according to the package directions. They also don't stain easily, so you can wash them with soap and water and rinse them out with water. If you want to deep clean your shower, you can soak them in a mixture of warm water and vinegar, which should kill any mold and bacteria that have accumulated on them.
