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Are polishing/waxing towels supposed to be separated when washing them or can you combine the 2 and wash them together?
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Re: Washing microfiber towels
I wash mine together in HOT water with Tide and give them the double rinse cycle
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Re: Washing microfiber towels
Me too.Originally posted by Low83 View PostI wash mine together in HOT water with Tide and give them the double rinse cycleComment
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Re: Washing microfiber towels
Me threeComment
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Re: Washing microfiber towels
When done with a towel, put it in a 5 gallon bucket (only put about 4 gallons of water in) with some Oxiclean. Grit Guard helps. Let sit and soak for a while (as long as a few days if needed). Microfiber REALLY likes to hold onto things so soaking is very important.
Load into washer with non residue detergent (preferable) and 2 oz. of Simple Green (excellent grease cutter). Put distilled white vinegar (~8 oz. or more) into fabric softener area and use extra rinse. Set to HOT.
NEARLY ALL consumer detergent will have perfume, color, and optical brighteners that will be left in your towels. That's right, typical detergent is designed NOT to clean your cloths, but to leave chemicals behind! I bought some Towel Klean and it contains all of these, so I won't be buying it any longer.
Sport Wash is a zero residue detergent that I use for both cloths and microfiber.Comment
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