How often do you wash your MF towels?

[glen22]

I use them once before washing but like Mr.Pointer I wait until I have enough to make the effort worth my while.assout:

But how often do you wash those Tshirts?

 

[Poorboy]

I wash all of my MF towels after every use -- like after polish, clay, windows, wax removal etc. I have plenty of towels to wait until I get a full load for the washer.

I do not wash my WW after every use though, I see no point as long as the car and towel remain clean. If it does show signs of dirt or I'll put it in the wash pile.

I wash after each use, and I agree with bud man, my drying towels, can go longer. I occaisonally just put them in the dryer to get the moisture out

I have plenty of towels, so I just wash them after every use.

I use them once before washing but like Mr.Pointer I wait until I have enough to make the effort worth my while.assout:

I wash all my microfiber after each use. Except for my WW drying towels. If they look clean (and they should) after I use them then I've been known to wait until I have a load of towels ready to clean before I wash the drying towels. So, they often get used twice before washing. I do have two of them though so I rotate which one I'm using.

I do my towels when I have enough for a load. That's usually every other week. Most of them are DMT's from S&W. I throw my WW drying towels in at that time. My microfiber chenille wash mitts go in then to I use 2 clean ones for every wash. Seperately from those towels I do my work towels which I use to clean my wheels with daily. I hate the Mercedes brake dust!!

I agree with all these people

 

[Mikeyc]

I agree with all these people

That's what I've always liked about you Steve . . . you're so agreeable! :lmfao

 

[rabbi]

But how often do you wash those Tshirts?

:lmfao.Very good!assout:

 

[jlift]

This just in:

Wonder how good of a job it would do on microfiber?

Wired Test 2007: Household: Samsung WF337AAR

 

[Poorboy]

That's what I've always liked about you Steve . . . you're so agreeable! :lmfao

It was easier than picking out the people I don't agree with

 

[CharlesW]

This just in:

Wonder how good of a job it would do on microfiber?

Wired Test 2007: Household: Samsung WF337AAR

At the price, ($1200 to $1400), it's a good reason for option #5 in the poll.
Never wash. Buy new and send old towels to CharlesW :bigups

Charles

 

[Stephan]

I had been sending my used ones to the MFT Humane society, where old MFT get a second chance.

 

[CharlesW]

I had been sending my used ones to the MFT Humane society, where old MFT get a second chance.

I probably need to send you a PM with the new address for the MFT Humane Society.
If the one that you have doesn't have a 50021 Zip code, you need the updated one.

Charles

 

[Stephan]

I probably need to send you a PM with the new address for the MFT Humane Society.
If the one that you have doesn't have a 50021 Zip code, you need the updated one.

Charles

....I actually laughed out loud at that one...funny

 

[Tom C]

I wash mine after every use.

 

[RANDAL]

just add 4 to Charles' 50021 and they can be dropped at my shop. RANDAL

 

[black bart]

I have read that the front loaders do a much better job in washing fabrics vs. the top loaders. They also use a lot less water, but you can't really soak like you can in a front loader.

I have also heard that the moon is made of cheese and the earth is flat.
Maybe all that you have heard is NOT true.