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I like keeping some smaller microfibers around along with the Larger Meg's Microfiber/Plush Terrys and Water Magnets. I find having some small ones around for various jobs tend to come in handy. For example, maybe I went through a mud puddle and want to run some QD on the body behind the wheel. I like having small Microfibers around for these types of jobs. Also removing one or 2 bugs off the front.
As Meg's does not carry these smaller microfibers, I tend to pick them up locally.
The good thing about these are the fact that they come in numerous colors. I can dedicate a color for say bug & tar remover. Another color to Meg's QD. Another color to NXT Glass cleaner.
By having this color coded system. I minimize the chances of picking up a contaminated rag or a rag with bug & tar remover and try to clean my windows with it. Sometimes I can even get several days uses out of the same rag as I am able to keep track of what product was last used on it and won't cross contaminate it. I can actually wait until the microfiber is dirty enough to wash instead of washing it simply because I used it once.
I have accumulated a very large stockpile of Meg's products over the last couple of months and have become a hard core Meg's loyalist but I do go "OFF BRAND" for the smaller, wash rag, sized microfibers both for their size and the ability to use a color coded system.
This really come in handy for me.
Also, I think Meg's should be selling 5 Gallon buckets of ELBOW GREASE as I use that more than anythong else in my arsenal
As Meg's does not carry these smaller microfibers, I tend to pick them up locally.
The good thing about these are the fact that they come in numerous colors. I can dedicate a color for say bug & tar remover. Another color to Meg's QD. Another color to NXT Glass cleaner.
By having this color coded system. I minimize the chances of picking up a contaminated rag or a rag with bug & tar remover and try to clean my windows with it. Sometimes I can even get several days uses out of the same rag as I am able to keep track of what product was last used on it and won't cross contaminate it. I can actually wait until the microfiber is dirty enough to wash instead of washing it simply because I used it once.
I have accumulated a very large stockpile of Meg's products over the last couple of months and have become a hard core Meg's loyalist but I do go "OFF BRAND" for the smaller, wash rag, sized microfibers both for their size and the ability to use a color coded system.
This really come in handy for me.
Also, I think Meg's should be selling 5 Gallon buckets of ELBOW GREASE as I use that more than anythong else in my arsenal
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