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I should have read this thread before i washed my MF towels..
I used detergent powder... is there anyway to fix this or my towels are probably most likely hazardous to my car's paint ?
Easy.....just wash them in warm clean water, just don't use any detergent.
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For those that are wondering about their soap/detergent, I've got a new microfiber detergent that's custom formulated and works fantastic. Your microfibers will feel brand new again after a single wash. I've been using regular laundry liquid soap for years, and after repeated washings, the towels would begin to suffer. My new detergent actually renews/revives towels so they are once again soft and fluffy.
Note that if you are expecting to make towels that were never fluffy or soft i.e. convert cheap towels to plush expensive ones with a simple wash, this isn't a miracle product .
It will be available in 32oz bottles and affordable. I'm just waiting on some bottles right now.
If you want some now, just place any microfiber order and put in the comments section.. "Microfiber Soap Sample Please" at my store, offer limited to stock on hand or until the end of this month, November 2010.
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How will prima Hydro negatively affect the drying ability of a Micro Fiber Towel? Or will it? I would think there would be significant build up that would eventually prevent the towel from absorbing.
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