What product(s) do YOU use to wash Microfiber towels

[citizen arcane]

I wash mine when there's enough to justify a load (another reason we can't have enough MFs.)



Drying and glass WWs w/ Woolite and vinegar at the rinse cycle, polishing MFs get liquid Tide and utilities are washed w/ Simple Green. All done by me of course, the wife just shakes her head when I'm doing this

 

[Accumulator]

There used to be a member here (and may still be) with the username DFTowel, I believe. Do a search on him concerning this subject and you'll get the info you need.

Heh heh, yeah...Leo/DFTowel and I discussed this stuff at length, both on threads and in PMs. We finally agreed to disagree on a few topics, as nobody in their right mind would argue against what clearly works for them.

 

[imported_wagonproject]

Wash them with Tide on the warm/cold setting (front loader HE) and put some vinegar in the bleach holder thingy. Towels come out perfect each time.

 

[xjonmo]

I use Tide and vinegar

 

[TS_Detailing]

I guess I'm the first one to use Arm & Hammer + Oxi-Clean. Have yet to find anything better OTC.

 

[MarcHarris]

I have micro-restore, but in a search for something easier to find / cheaper per load, I stumbled upon Tide HE in the white bottle- made with no dyes or fragrances. I love it so far, works quite well, and i'm sure is cheaper per-load than a dedicated microfiber detergent

 

[02zx9r]

All or era hot cycle, extra rinse cycle. Vinegar every so often with extra rinse.



If they are really soiled I will let them soak in a bucket with DP pad rejuevenator then throw in wash

 

[vroomr4]

kirland laundry detergent..no dyes and safe for the environment..hah. I will have to try the vinegar. I'll put it in my downey ball since that opens on the rinse cycle.

 

[imported_flatstick]

Chrlies soap. it cleans well, has no dyes etc and leaved the towels soft as can be. buy it by the gallon ( liquid ) and it lasts a long time ( I use an ounce for a load of towels)

 

[Accumulator]

The Charlie's seems to work really well for some people, but it sure didn't for me :nixweiss

 

[silkstone]

So far I have not seen/felt a significant advantage in one soap or another.



Tide usually works for me.

 

[Streetlife]

I use Chemical Guy's MicroFiber Rejuvenator Microfiber Cleaning Detergent Concentrate.

Me too, for my CG microfiber towels ( every two or three washes, i add an ounce of distilled vinegar at the final rinse cycle point):2thumbs: . For the one's i buy at Sam's, i use detergent and a little bit of Oxyclean.

 

[imported_mburnickas]

I use Charlie soap on all my MF towels..



in fact, I just got a 5 gallon bucket of it...Love the stuff and cheap.