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    Jason@Deep-Gloss.com
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    To whom it may concer,

    I am new to the forum, and all I can say is WOW. This is one great site! I have a little problem that I can not seam to solve. When I clean my windows with a MF cloth it seams to always leave MF lint all over which looks terrible when light reflects of the strands. What can I do to correct this? Thank you for the help!

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    I`m with BlackRegal...I`ve had my Viper Glass Cleaning Cloths from Classic Motoring Accessories for over 1 year..None of the mf towels that I have purchased from them have ever linted (I may be among the more fortunate) and they have held up really well. A great towel...

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    Jason@Deep-Gloss.com
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    That is where I ordered them from (viper package)..... Do you think it could be how I am washing them??

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    ...Tonight I did a wash/dry/window clean on my miata using a viper detailing cloth to QD following the wash and the Viper GCC (glass cleaning cloth, natch!) for the windows (radical! ). I got lint on my paint and on my windows. All my towels have been washed at least 8 times, too.... Any thoughts?



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    Try this:



    Spray glass cleaner.

    smoosh it around with a MF

    buff with a cotton surgical towel.



    The surgical towels do not leave lint...well not for me.



    THe viper glass cloth works too but I prefer the surgical towel.

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    Jason@Deep-Gloss.com
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    I wash all my MF stuff together, and my Terry stuff seperate. Is this necessary, or can I just wash them together? Also I just use regular detergent (does the water have to be a certain temp.) And tumble dry on low temp. This is so frustrating...:nixweiss

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    Wash and Dry Mf separate. So lint does not build up on them.



    HOt water.



    Double rinse.



    Clean and wipe dryer out first to remove lint.



    Dry on medium heat.

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    I`ve never had a mf towel lint. I hand wash them and let em air dry. That could have something to do with it. I love my Vipers. I`m not a mf towel connoisseur like some people on the board but I do love those Vipers.
    Keeping Texas clean one car at a time!

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    I wash all MF items in thier own load, with a triple rinse (watching the second rinse I am amazed at how much suds are developed!).



    All are hung dry. (Did use the dryer once when I was in a pinch but wiped it out first).



    The lint on my car was...... microlint!





    I`ll try washing on gentle cycle next time; perhaps the mechanical action of the washer is causing it.



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    Porter do a search for a post by FLONI about the viper...I remember he had the problem but fixed it .... I think by washing and/or wetting and wringing or something like that.

 

 

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