who uses this on their micro fiber towels

[6']['9]

heres the link,

http://autofiber.com/microRestore.html

does any one think this really works to make your mf towels last longer ?

[NEW AGAIN]

Woolite or Coolwash should work just as good. Also this stuff works great on cleaning leather seats 2oz to 3 gal of water and vinyl tops GOOD STUFF

[6']['9]

woolite mixed with what?

[HellrotCi]

Well, I`ve been using the same couple of dozen MFs for about 1 1/2 years on a regular basis. With normal washing using liquid Tide and drying them in the dryer, they are still almost in as good of shape as the other bunch that I`ve never used. I can`t see how that stuff could make that much of a difference, but that`s just me. :rolleyes:

[dternst]

I`ve used liquid detergent with a half a cap of distilled white vinegar.

[Murph1083]

$9.99 Per Pint is a little steep comparted to the bargin you get with the stuff at wal-mart and etc. Does it actually do something?

[6']['9]

dont know, the link says itll make your microfibers last longer and how itll clean them better than any detergent thats out there

[medic159]

Do the makers of this detergent explain how it achieves this? I don`t quite understand how it would know the thread size or composition of a fabric.

[Frank F.]

I have always used the "All" brand liquid detergent that my wife uses for our clothes. It is hard to imagine that a detergent could be any milder than this and still clean properly.

[shaf]

There is already a short thread on this product. No one has used it yet AFAIK.



http://www.autopia.org/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=31112



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This product sound interesting if you ask me. One problem that the fine fibers of MF has is that it is more prone to trapping oil and dirt than something like cotton is. That`s why you are supposed to wash MFs quickly after using them, but...... :o

[Scott P]

I`ll be giving this stuff a try soon. I`ll report back what I find.

[butchdave]

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