Cleaning my cleaning cloths

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They’re waaaaaaay too big for that little bag.

POIDH

 

[ShortChangeHero]

Air dry, no heat. Heat damages the fibers and makes them not so soft.

 

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Dont buy the cow if you can get the milk for free!

 

[Rcga32]

Oh yea that’s the good stuff.

I like the Micro-Restore better. Granted, not as cheap as the Chemical Guys stuff but works really well for cleaning my detailing microfiber towels.

I take that price comment back...the screenshot you posted is for the 4oz. At that rate it comes out about the same as Micro-Restore.

 

[Rcga32]

They make stuff for everything.

Yup

 

[ShortChangeHero]

I like the Micro-Restore better. Granted, not as cheap as the Chemical Guys stuff but works really well for cleaning my detailing microfiber towels.

I take that price comment back...the screenshot you posted is for the 4oz. At that rate it comes out about the same as Micro-Restore.

I’ll have to buy that product next, ive never tried it. Chemical guys always did a great job, so I never changed to anything else.

 

[Medusa50]

I used to hand wash them but lately I’ve been washing them in the washing machine. I use the detergent with no scent or dyes that I use for the baby’s stuff. I put them in one of those zipper bags my wife uses for her bras.

I use the same zipper bag that I bought for my bras. Works great.

 

[Anthony Thomas]

One other note - if you notice your MF bag is pilling -i.e. some of the fibers are forming tiny little balls and making the bag feel a little rough - try using a fabric shaver. It will remove all those small pillings and restore your bag to a silky softness.

Make sure you dont use any detergent with a bleach/stain removing compound else you may find your bag dye will come out in the rinse. You may still get some.