Typically, non-woven face towels are made from a combination of polyester and rayon, but this is not the only type of fabric available. There are many different fabrics made from different materials, including polypropylene, nylon, vinyl, and chloroprene. The following information will help you better understand the manufacturing process of non-woven face towels.

The production process of non-woven face towels is very similar to that of dryer sheets, and the material is usually made of polyester or polypropylene. The production process of nonwovens is often referred to as the "meltblown" process. In this process, molten polyethylene plastic is pumped into a two-part mold. The particles are then forced through the pores by air pressure. The resulting paste is then dried to form long fabric rolls. Fabrics can undergo various mechanical strengthening and chemical bonding processes. This process is a great way to make nonwovens from plastic resins, but it's also very expensive.

Another process used to make nonwovens is the air flow method. This process is used to coalesce the fibers and give the fabric a soft feel. The fabric is then flattened using a roller. The result is a fabric with excellent absorbent properties. Other post-production processes may include flame retardant chemicals.