Washing Micro fiber

[Mr. Gloss]

Regular wash - Griots Garage Foam/micro cleaner
Amazon.com: Griot`s Garage 11078 Micro Fiber and...
Heavy duty - Smart - VERY STRONG
Amazon.com: Smartwax 80401 Clean Microfiber - 16...

The Smartwax product is produced by Chemical Guys, Inglewood, CA.

[groebuck]

I just got that - the smart wax - It is kind of expensive for how much you use - I did a load of MF and it said 2-3 ounces - that is almost a 1/3 of a cup. I had a few with some stains on them that did not really come out either, despite the glowing amazon reviews about it getting out year old oils stains lol.

[Going Mobile]

I use either Micro-Restore or Chemical Guys Microfiber Wash. It is also very good to put in some Distilled White Vinegar into the Rinse Cycle. This really helps the towels get rid of everything and makes them very soft and more absorbent next time you use them.

Also dry them 10 minutes at a time on Low Setting in a Front Load Dryer. Dry 10 minutes on Low, check them. If they need more, let them cool down repeat.
Never hurt any towels this way and they keep coming back for more.

Dan F

+1, the vinegar is the key.

[honda2112]

I`m going to jump in with BF as well, It`s done an amazing job for me as well. Definitely going to get it in a gallon next time.

[The Driver]

The Smartwax product is produced by Chemical Guys, Inglewood, CA.

I know, their smart line is like lexus is to toyota. The smart cleaner is WAY stronger than the chem guys one. I`ve tested both, on that note I`ll say the griot`s still gets the best fluff results.

[The Driver]

I just got that - the smart wax - It is kind of expensive for how much you use - I did a load of MF and it said 2-3 ounces - that is almost a 1/3 of a cup. I had a few with some stains on them that did not really come out either, despite the glowing amazon reviews about it getting out year old oils stains lol.

Your only supposed to use an 1/2 - 1 oz. Anymore and it soaps up way too much. Less with more agitation is the key.