Why Towels Get Orange Stains and How to Stop It for Good
After researching and talking with a friend in skincare, the answer finally became clear. The towels weren’t stained—they were bleached. A common skincare ingredient, benzoyl peroxide, was slowly breaking down the dye in the fabric. Even without direct contact, tiny amounts left on the skin, hands, pillowcases, or bathroom surfaces were enough to cause permanent orange discoloration. Heat from washing and drying only intensified the effect.
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