Drying Microfiber Towels
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Drying Microfiber Towels
After machine washing your dirty microfiber towels do you guys and gals put a sheet of fabric softner in the dryer with the towels? Or is it better to dry them without fabric softner sheets? 
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From: Amarillo TX
Caring for Mitts and Towels
- Wash on the Hot/Cold setting
- Use Liquid Detergent only w/ no bleach and NO fabric softener
- Add White Vinegar to the rinse cycle for added softness and soil release
- Rinse twice
- Dry towels on low heat w/ no fabric sheets
- Wash on the Hot/Cold setting
- Use Liquid Detergent only w/ no bleach and NO fabric softener
- Add White Vinegar to the rinse cycle for added softness and soil release
- Rinse twice
- Dry towels on low heat w/ no fabric sheets
on the fabric softener
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From: South Florida
Originally Posted by ZaneO
Caring for Mitts and Towels
- Wash on the Hot/Cold setting
- Use Liquid Detergent only w/ no bleach and NO fabric softener
- Add White Vinegar to the rinse cycle for added softness and soil release
- Rinse twice
- Dry towels on low heat w/ no fabric sheets
- Wash on the Hot/Cold setting
- Use Liquid Detergent only w/ no bleach and NO fabric softener
- Add White Vinegar to the rinse cycle for added softness and soil release
- Rinse twice
- Dry towels on low heat w/ no fabric sheets
Although no need for seperate detergent and vinegar, just use a product specifically designed to release dirt, wax, and polish from micros. A little goes a long way ... and always wash micros seperately from all other towels and laundry.
http://www.autogeek.net/pin620.html
or
http://www.autogeek.net/mr16.html
