Some inventive housewives are able to give old things a new life, while creating useful accessories for the home, significantly saving the family budget. For example, in almost every apartment there are several old terry towels that you can not throw out, and by simple manipulations turn them into interesting things.
Where can I use old towels
The simplest solution is to use terry towels to clean the floor, because they absorb water very well, are easily squeezed, and will last for a long time in such a new quality.
If time is not a pity, then you can cut the towel into rags of various sizes, which can then be used for cleaning the house, wiping off dust, and even for washing car windows and headlights. A terry towel is in no way inferior in quality to microfiber cloths, which are sold in stores and sometimes cost decent money.
Resourceful housewives turn large terry towels into kitchen towels, which are very convenient to use for wiping dishes. If there are a lot of old towels, then they can be remarkably combined in colors and matched to the overall interior.
Terry towels that are no longer in use can be used for bedding for pets. After all, these products can be washed quickly and easily, and it will not be a pity to throw them away. If there is a sewing machine, then from a multi-colored old terry towels you can sew a pretty decent and very bright mattress for a cat or dog.
