cleaning a lot of crap out of microfibers

[imported_Frugle]

Howdy.



so a few months ago, I spent about 70 dollars on some new pakshak MF towels, bought all kinds of quick detailing towels, large waffle weave towels, regular towels, etc. and I love them.



unfortunantly, I kept all my dirty towels in a specific spot on a shelf.... well the shelf obviously wasn`t good enough, because it colapsed when I wasn`t around.



"Not that big of a deal" I thougt... I figured since they hadn`t moved around that much not much would be on them.



So I brought them inside, grabbed a pair of tweezers, and went to town.



Unfortunantly, it looked like I dropped every single towel in a pile of saw dust, and then spread them around with my feet. it was terrible.



So I spent about 45 minutes tweezing out the towels, getting most of the major peices etc. (had about 15 towels) and then put them in an extra long wash cycle.



Took them out, used a lint rollar, and started tweezing again.. another hour of this, I feel like I got 97% of everything out... but it`s that remaining 3% that is freaking me out...



What can I do to get the remaining peices of crap out, that I can`t see because it is either to deep in the MF, or I just can`t see it.





thanks!

[Joshua312]

What about one of those combs that people use on their pets with the fine metal bristles?



Flea Comb for Cats and Puppies Cat Supplies

[imported_Frugle]

that might work.

[Nuke33]

compressed aim maybe if u can get a really powerful blast

[imported_Frugle]

it`s the little stuff that is inside the towel, not big enough to get with tweezers... air probably wouldn`t do anything to dislodge it..

[the other pc]

Toss and replace microfibers: $70

New Paint job: $5000



It would be very painful but if I were in that situation...





PC.

[B3Golde]

Pressure wash the hell out of them and then do some thorough CD scratch tests.

[imported_Surfer]

Yeh I`d be worried, I`d retire them to tire, wheel, engine, interior etc work. Buy some new Micros, I keep mine in a big plastic locking container. It fell once (had it to far against wall and garage dorr went up and knocked it over), thank god they were in the container.