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I am new to this. I use the white diaper like cloth to remove the wax. What is the best way to cleam them?
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Re: Cleaning buffing rags
I looked up diaper under the search function. No luck
Ooops. I just found this link:
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Re: Cleaning buffing rags
Machine wash warm water dbl. Up on liquid soap add 1 cup white vinegar to reduce lint, no liquid softener, you can use sheets in the dryer. This works well with cotton,terry,wool pads and micro fiber.Comment
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Thank you for the informationComment
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Re: Cleaning buffing rags
For any detailing towels:
Machine wash warm/hot. Use about 1/2 the normal amount of liquid detergent with APC, no fabric softener. Add a cup of vinegar to the rinse wash to help remove soap residue and keep rinsing until there is no soap at the top. Put in the dryer on warm/hot, no dryer sheets. Enjoy!
Leftover soap residue, fabric softener, and dryer sheets can cause poor towel performance.
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Never use any type of fabric softener on your detailing towels. No liquid or sheet. Never.quality creates its own demandComment
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