What is the best way to clean micro-fiber towels?
09-30-2002, 05:25 AM
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What is the best way to clean micro-fiber towels?
Can you put these in the washing machine and hang dry them, or do you have to throw them away when they get dirty?
09-30-2002, 08:38 AM
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Hey Lajster,
Perma-grin hasn't gone away yet!
re: microfiber towels -- wash-n-dry at home no problem. I hit 'em with an extra rinse cycle just to be sure. They came out like new.
Perma-grin hasn't gone away yet!
re: microfiber towels -- wash-n-dry at home no problem. I hit 'em with an extra rinse cycle just to be sure. They came out like new.
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supposedly you shouldn't dry microfiber towels in the dryer cuz it doesn't take much heat to melt the fibers. i just toss them in on low and take them out before they're fully dry - then i let them air dry the rest of the way. they dry pretty quickly. and yes, you should wash them separately cuz lint gets trapped in all those 1,000's of little fibers and never come back out again.
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Originally posted by Helios
Hey Lajster,
Perma-grin hasn't gone away yet!
re: microfiber towels -- wash-n-dry at home no problem. I hit 'em with an extra rinse cycle just to be sure. They came out like new.
Hey Lajster,
Perma-grin hasn't gone away yet!
re: microfiber towels -- wash-n-dry at home no problem. I hit 'em with an extra rinse cycle just to be sure. They came out like new.
. And it keeps getting bigger every time I get in the car!
10-01-2002, 01:38 PM
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i think that the best cleaner is fantastik (the same stuff we use for the car cover)...
yes in the machine
and yes on low or no heat in the dryer.
dont throw them away! they should be cleaned probably just about every time you use them...
yes in the machine
and yes on low or no heat in the dryer.
dont throw them away! they should be cleaned probably just about every time you use them...
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10-01-2002, 01:59 PM
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Wash them in the washing machine but make sure you use liquid detergent and no fabric softener so no powder residue gets stuck in them. As far as drying I dry my Griots in the dryer all of the time because they said I could when i bought them. My others I dry on low/air only.
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