'Stop using fabric softener on your towels - use this 35p kitchen staple for hotel soft results'

'Stop using fabric softener on your towels - use this 35p kitchen staple for hotel soft results'A cleaning expert has shared a simple laundry hack using white vinegar that could help rejuvenate your towels and bed sheets and make them hotel-soft again — and it costs just 35pNewsEmma Mackenzie Features Writer and Cally Brooks Features Writer14:07, 14 Apr 2026Updated 14:08, 14 Apr 2026This article contains affiliate links, we will receive a commission on any sales we generate from it. Learn moreView 2 ImagesThis cheap hack could result in hotel soft results(Image: Boy_Anupong via Getty Images)The ability of hotels to keep their towels and bed sheets in such pristine condition, despite washing them so frequently, is something many people have long envied and wished they could replicate at home.Towels can quickly become rough or worn, particularly given the heavy use they endure in most households and the regularity with which they need laundering.One expert has revealed a cleaning hack that is remarkably budget-friendly - costing just 29p - which can breathe new life into your towels, restoring them to their former glory and leaving your guests marvelling at their hotel-worthy quality.Cleaning specialist Nic Shacklock from Online Bedrooms spoke to The Express and revealed that one of the most affordable ways to achieve that hotel-quality feel is to use white vinegar, a common staple found in many kitchen cupboards.The Alivio Countertop Ice Maker Machine is available from Debenhams£149.99£49.99DebenhamsBuy Now on DebenhamsProduct DescriptionIt has a sleek and modern designView 2 ImagesThe towels could look brand new(Image: Getty Images/iStockphoto)A bottle of white vinegar costs as little as 35p at Tesco and is a versatile, multi-purpose product that can be used in both cooking and cleaning in numerous ways.It's such a practical household cleaner because it contains acetic acid - mild enough that it's unlikely to cause damage to household items, yet...