Cotton towels absorb moisture excellently but require regular washing at high temperatures. Microfiber cloths dry faster and leave no lint on surfaces, making them ideal for glass and stainless steel. Linen towels are durable and antibacterial, perfect for drying dishes.
Higher fabric weight (over 300 g/m²) means better absorption and longevity. Thinner towels dry faster but wear out more quickly. Medium-thick cloths are sufficient for everyday surface wiping, while dishes need denser towels that don't leave water marks.
Heat-resistant gloves must have a silicone coating for good grip and slip protection. Check that the glove reaches the forearm – short gloves leave wrists exposed when pulling pots from deep ovens. Cotton gloves with thermal insulation withstand temperatures up to 200°C.
Double-layered gloves provide better protection due to extra insulation, but are less flexible. For quickly grabbing trays or lids, standard gloves are sufficient. If you frequently work with heavy pots or pans, more durable double gloves will last longer.
Wash towels and gloves at a minimum of 60°C to remove bacteria and grease. Avoid fabric softeners as they reduce the absorbency of cotton and microfiber fabrics. Dry them spread out, not bunched up – this prevents moisture retention and unpleasant odors.
A towel that no longer absorbs water but smears it across surfaces should be replaced – it has lost its function. Gloves with damaged coating or holes pose a burn risk. Regular replacement of textiles every 3-6 months maintains kitchen hygiene at a high level.
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