What Microfiber Towel Doesn't leave lint!?
11-14-2005, 07:42 PM
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Originally Posted by ZaneO
Maybe you should jump on the bandwagon and try a waffle weave drying towel...it puts the Absorber to shame 
P.S. The Absorber can scratch and swirl because it doesn't have any nap.
P.S. The Absorber can scratch and swirl because it doesn't have any nap.
11-15-2005, 01:54 PM
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A question for the thread starter... how do you wash your MF's? All I am getting at is that if you wash your MF's with regular towels, they are probably capturing the lint from the regular towels. If you can, don't wash your new MF's with regular towels as you can't get the lint out once you do.. Also, if you are really ****, during the rinse cycle, dump in some white vinegar, it will help rinse out any fabric softener/wax/polish caught in the towels. I learned all this from www.autopia.org . If you are really into car care, that's the place to go. Good luck man and your car looks great.
11-15-2005, 04:04 PM
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11-15-2005, 04:16 PM
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Originally Posted by pmagill1421
A question for the thread starter... how do you wash your MF's? All I am getting at is that if you wash your MF's with regular towels, they are probably capturing the lint from the regular towels. If you can, don't wash your new MF's with regular towels as you can't get the lint out once you do.. Also, if you are really ****, during the rinse cycle, dump in some white vinegar, it will help rinse out any fabric softener/wax/polish caught in the towels. I learned all this from www.autopia.org . If you are really into car care, that's the place to go. Good luck man and your car looks great.
I use liquid soap for washing, double rinse, etc.
