Washing microfiber towels
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I wash and rinse mine in warm water, the second rinse/spin, using micro-restore detergent I got from autogeek. I dry them in the dryer, low heat, no fabric sheet.
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and i use an mf shampoo (i have several and the micro restore is good as mentioned above- machine has the sonus one in it right now), with a splash of vinegar...
also dry on low heat
also dry on low heat
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Pre-wash - then wash - then rinse cycle. Rinse with a dash of vinegar.
Short cool drying cycle and fold when slighty moist.
Don't mix rags from wheel or engine bay cleaning in with MF towels.
Short cool drying cycle and fold when slighty moist.
Don't mix rags from wheel or engine bay cleaning in with MF towels.
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How well does this process work at getting waxes, sealants, and polishes out of the towels though? I bought some MF Detergent from DD, and I plan on washing them by hand, using 100-110 degree water, to help remove the old polishes and waxes, but any other tips?
How well does this process work at getting waxes, sealants, and polishes out of the towels though? I bought some MF Detergent from DD, and I plan on washing them by hand, using 100-110 degree water, to help remove the old polishes and waxes, but any other tips?