Crusty Cloths ? Anyone Using This ??

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Stuartt

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 Southend Essex
Picked up some Chemical Guys Microfiber Wash along with some other bits to bulk out the order.

Anyone use it and what results does it give ?

Stuart
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WOW just washed and dried a load of microfibre towels and cloths. And they are soft and fluffy again like new.

So if your cloths are getting a bit crusty get some of this stuff :thumbsup:

Stuart
 
Stuartt said:
WOW just washed and dried a load of microfibre towels and cloths. And they are soft and fluffy again like new.

So if your cloths are getting a bit crusty get some of this stuff :thumbsup:

Stuart
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You mean "Tracey just washed these for me" don't you :P
 
firebobby said:
Stuartt said:
WOW just washed and dried a load of microfibre towels and cloths. And they are soft and fluffy again like new.

So if your cloths are getting a bit crusty get some of this stuff :thumbsup:

Stuart
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You mean "Tracey just washed these for me" don't you :P
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Nope did it all myself :D

Stuart
 
Not massively necessary in all honesty, but glad it's worked out for you. I tend to wash on a high temp setting and then air dry. A quick note that if you dry them in a drying machine it will affect their dust collecting properties as it negatively affects their static charge.
 
JAD said:
A quick note that if you dry them in a drying machine it will affect their dust collecting properties as it negatively affects their static charge.
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I see what you did there! :lol:
 
I've used it and its fine but a cupfull of white vinegar in the water works just as well and is a lot cheaper

According to the 'experts' on Detailing World, the important thing with microfibre cloths is to use a non-bio liquid detergent rather than powder (as the powdered stuff can leave a 'scratchy' residue) and you shouldn't use fabric softener (or detergent with built-in softener)
 
Blimey. Been lobbing mine in with the towels and undies for years. If I had an expensive car I might take a bit more care, but they still bring a £4500 car up very well.

Sometimes, life is just too short.
 
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