How to Wash Microfiber Towels PROPERLY

[@nickolastiguan]

He detailed his washer. Legend.

[@mickypayne7230]

Ware do you find the drain plug for a ford ka to drain the water

[@theonlym12]

Micky Payne behind the passenger seat

[@mrrmsfucker146]

No swirls or scratches huh

[@stonedvtelevision490]

He’s literally a detailing God

[@skidancin]

I think it's nice to clean the washer, but likely of little value. That's because when you clean in there you only get to clean what you can see. That drum with the holes has a backside to it which is exposed to the dirty water too and so likely just as scummy, bet you can't reach it. Then there is the larger solid walled drum the holey drum is inside. That's gotta be filthy too and you can't get at it either. So he gets less than a third of the scummy surfaces in there which his wash water is exposed to. Granted he gets what can directly touch things in a fresh load, but his water is still contaminated by the rest of the scummy surfaces unseen.

[@djb6496]

AMMO videos are like reading the entire End User Agreement and enjoying it.

[@wesleygonzales2049]

This guy is a really good presenter, I can't believe I just sat through a video about how to wash towels

[@trumpetluv71]

Yep. Me too.

[@JmanRx81]

Right!?

[@Hannah-rl3ng]

Yup. +1 🤣🤣

[@marcomark8]

You only watched it once?

[@everythingbutthekitchensin951]

20 whole minutes.. Lmao 🤣😭

[@TheBidget211]

Do you know what I enjoy most about your videos? You don't relentlessly press people to buy a product. I previously sold new vehicles and I still find myself feeling uncomfortably pressured to buy products with other detailing KZbinrs. You may mention your product, but it never takes precedence over actually teaching people something. I won't name names, but I just watched another "clean your towels" video from another company and cannot believe how much BS they feed their viewers and how their sales pitch overtakes their information. Thanks for keeping it real and informative.

[@marinam7886]

hmm i think you are referring to chemical guys

[@ultimatefinish6491]

lol

[@ajay01281990]

Im sure its about chemical guys. I can agree they are shit. watched few videos from them. to much sales pitch and shit videos.

[@ajay01281990]

I went to their video about this and so many shots fired in comments.

[@deathbycognitivedissonance5036]

Case and point, "There are specialty detergents for micro fiber towels. I'm sure they work great..... but to each their own."👍

[@s0nnyburnett]

20 minutes on how to wash towels. I love you Larry, I know how you think. No detail gets past you.

[@Mr.M1STER]

s0nnyburnett If you detail cars for a living then of course you will notice every detail of things in everyday life.

[@TommyT_]

s0nnyburnett Yah seeing the length got me excited, I'm a loser for this shit considering the paint on my car is terrible anyway.

[@DontStopReeling]

Tommy T yeah...well at least the parts with clear still on it shine good lol

[@TommyT_]

teh vee teh vee haha yeah but the stone chips make it look dirty

[@DontStopReeling]

Tommy T i use a universal dupi color paint pen to fix those, works well from 5 ft away

[@NitrousDiecast]

I’m not a detailer, but the professionalism and information quality makes these videos interesting to watch!

[@christophermarino2394]

I met Larry for a brief second at the Hershey Porsche Swap meet and car show. He was incredibly friendly, took time to chat and i got to thank him for all the awesome things he has taught me (and all of us) with his videos. Larry is a stand up guy and i hope he continues to keep teaching us his magic tricks.

[@EGGINFOOLS]

rbeck3200tb40 Right twix or Left twix for you? I never can decide.

[@rbeck3200tb40]

EGGINFOOLS I like the right twix that liberal left twix is awful

[@EGGINFOOLS]

rbeck3200tb40 perfect

[@TheOriginalStevenH]

How come I don't see video's from other youtuber's with Larry cleaning their cars?

[@rbeck3200tb40]

My friend Joe was looking for him at the car dealership, the super market ,the shoe store and all kinds of places around New York City

[@dougscheer2114]

Larry, great videos and information. I have been doing construction longer than you have been detailing, take my advice, change out your dryer vent pipe from plastic to a minimum flexible foil duct. Better yet make as much of it as you can hard pipe and then foil flexible. It is a gas dryer and you are looking for a fire to happen. The plastic duct work is probably hard and brittle the heat does the same to that flimsy plastic duct work as a microfiber towel.

[@IneptVirus]

This is a grown man teaching me how to wash towels. Where did I go wrong in life

[@101Volts]

Microfiber towels; subtle difference.

[@vonbravo9438]

there's a first time for everything - be humble about it.

[@davidd4677]

Inept Virus 😂😂😂👍

[@absboodoo]

You are learning how to clean your car. I'll say you done right in life.

[@PCAPro]

People need to get a sense of humor.

[@Sim2Real.]

How to detail and clay your dirty microfiber towels coming up.

[@ramachandrathejasvi6296]

LMAO..!! :D

[@bcuz8998]

Alberto Pettine I've got something you can detail

[@AltimaNEO]

Dont forget the sealant

[@AgtX999]

Alberto Pettine how do i detail & clean my clay bar though?

[@jhawki777]

Alberto Pettine LMAOOOOOOOOO STOP

[@cliveramsbotty6077]

A 20 minute video about towels should be boring but it's not - Instead I found it captivating. Cheers buddy!

[@keithdeal209]

I do a D wash every time I get in the shower. Just playing. Awesome and insightful video man. I lost my job in March when the pandemic dropped on us after buying a house for my wife and three kids and I have been scrambling to survive. I’ve decided I’m gonna start my own detail business. Just came across your videos and they are incredibly helpful brother.

[@judithneeley5229]

I ended up here by accident, however I'm glad I watched this. I had zero idea there were these differences in towels, and why, and everything else you mentioned! I was just about to go buy some towels so I could spring clean my truck. Glad I saw this first. You're in the right profession as you are detailed more than any other man I know!

[@witchcraftauto]

I absolutely love your obsession with what you do. It isn't crazy as much as it shows your complete dedication to what you do and the amount of care you put into every single detail of it. Thank you for your dedication.

[@fielding68]

I'm so enthralled with your enthusiasm and perfectionism. I find your tutorials fascinating. Thank you so much for your time and patience making them.

[@LukeBeacon]

Holy shit a 20 minute video on washing a cloth. You are incredibly detail oriented! So suited for your job. Glad I found these videos.

[@storres9198]

Larry..the kind of guy that looks like a firefighter, details cars, and owns a microscope

[@storres9198]

Jk

[@Taydrum]

He looks like an EMT

[@ronaiosa126]

@@Taydrum or a European firefighter

[@brandonkapana2453]

AMMO products back up every word and video that's put out. AMAZING, AMAZING stuff! Crazy how some people over look the simplicity of caring for the MF towels and poly percentages. Just slapped those ammo decals on my truck. so sick and glad to represent the NY in Hawaii! People always ask me where to get them and am happy to explain the products I support.

[@slumygoat]

This man was washing out a washing machine. GOAT activities

[@bigdaddy934]

Ammo, these are some of the very best car care instructional videos I've ever seen. Really practical and useful information. I like how you explain the theory and reasons behind your methods which is important for geeks like me!

[@AMMO-NYC]

Thanks! Glad these helped you out

[@101Volts]

@stan d. upnow Uhh, Larry's OCD might not agree with potential for a cat to claw the car. Sorry.

[@joshuarosen6242]

You put little bootees on their feet. You can apply compound or polish to the bootees as appropriate to save a bit of manual effort and the bootees protect the paint from the scratches.

[@cecilys5507]

Ha, don't listen guys - cat hair doesn't pick up anything, it sticks to everything. And even with the booties, they still got wicked sharp fangs.

[@mrsmoonrain]

Without the "why" the "how" is useless.....it's like saying,"because I said so". Additionally, when something seems overly time consuming, it's a lot easier to suffer through when you know why it is so important.

[@Lawliet734]

The only way to interest guys in cleaning towels is to relate them to cars!

[@ianholmquist8492]

L Lawliet. Sad but true

[@thistles]

And then they don’t just wash them any old way; they go all out and find the best way to wash scientifically, and don’t just separate by white and darks, but by soil level.

[@gjsidgegy]

True

[@tahoe7779]

😂

[@BeyondTheLineProductions]

Legit

[@deadpoet415]

Umm.. I just spent 20 minutes of my precious life watching a KZbin video on how to wash my MF towels. Was it worth it? YES! Thanks Larry for your hard work in the industry, as well as in KZbin Land.

[@lemonyellow3117]

Jeez, this guy is more articulate than most of the independent newscasters on KZbin.

[@darkknight7011]

This guy is a TRUE professional. You can crack jokes all day but, he has attention to detail. ROCK ON!

[@JoeGP]

i would've said your overdoing it, but then i remember you clean cars that cost 10-20 times more expensive than my house

[@jamescurrie1707]

i detail at a used car dealership in ontario and we wash all our towels in the same washer and they all go in dryer together lol i love watching the ammo videos because it teaches me how to do it properly so if i have a nice car some day i can clean it properly! LOVE you attention to detail on even the washing of your towels. keep up the good work

[@JAWZMUZIK1]

I love this guy. very rare indeed in this washed up generation to find a person that actually does something correctly.

[@D00FY]

He must be of German heritage.

[@JAWZMUZIK1]

+Lunar Cactus maybe. but If everyone did their jobs like him this world would be a better place. everyone would be satisfied

[@lemonyellow3117]

This guy is a better speaker than most guys with their own show on KZbin. Very informative too.

[@jackychng25]

i don't think the inventor of microfibre can tell this much about maintenance them

[@ryanzaninovich9451]

I never thought in a million years I would be watching a how-to video about washing/organizing my micro fiber car detailing towels...yet here I am. Great video and sound advice as usual. Since I found your videos my vehicles are detailed to a whole other level. Thanks for the great video and tips as usual! Keep up the good work!

[@larkatmic]

My God!. You Rock. I appreciate your amazing knowledge about the differences in microfiber towels, and your patient explanation on how to clean them. So helpful Thank You!!!!!!

[@AMMO-NYC]

Thanks for watching!

[@andreds5537]

I agree !!

[@jtaft091]

Just wanted to take a few minutes and thank you for this video. I have OCD about detailing my car and using the best cleaning supplies but one thing I never did was clean the micro fibers I would always buy new which can get pricey. This shines some light into sorting what towels are and if they need to be thrown out. I am so thankful someone else out there thought of this.

[@Aurshh]

You just got a sub from the intro, it invites the audience and tells them what you're going to talk and how you are gonna separate the topics

[@floofytown]

Man, are you thoughtful and thorough. And intelligent as hell. You're the type of guy I'd kill to have as a coworker...that rare type of dude that I'd actually trust to do something as persnickety as I would. I have a ton of respect for you from seeing videos like this. I'd trust your advice over most, just seeing the amount of thought you put into everything. Good stuff man...thank you for all the great advice!

[@SRNM2]

Btw...ALL of your work and dedication is to say the least ADMIRABLE!!!...Thank you for sharing the wisdom!

[@wendys390]

LOL, what I like is that you seem to have thought of everything, with all the various details, exactly how to do each and every step, which gives me the impression that you've so thoroughly studied the whole operation that if I just follow your direction, I can't possibly go wrong. I can't imagine that there's anything you haven't thought of. Thus proving that a little OCD can be a very good thing. Thank you! And also thank you for this video in particular, because now I know what the hell I did that ruined some of my microfiber towels. You're da bomb :) Appreciate you very much!

[@joubess]

I'm a chemist who used to work on powder detergents, Tide specifically. You have a pair of problems no single detergent can tackle alone, dirt and oily or waxy residues. Your application requires 2 washes per load. If you are seeing powder detergent left over on fabrics, you're using too much powder. It takes much less powder than most people use, 1/3 to 1/2 scoop for a full sized load. Use less for smaller loads. Use even less if you have very soft water. Powder detergent has an advantage no liquid can match, sodium aluminum silicate or similar compound. After extensive testing, I recommend Tide. It really does clean better. One of its functions is to keep soil removed from fabrics in the water and not redeposited on the fabrics. This is important for loads like yours. What dirt you get out needs to stay out. Since your towels also have a high waxy oily content, two wash/rinse cycles would be better. Wash and rinse once in powder detergent, then a second time with liquid detergent. Oils will stay in the towels during the powder wash. The liquid wash will remove those organics. The second wash should also wash the washer so you don't have to run an empty load as often to clean it. It may not matter which order you wash in, but you need both on these towels. Use at least a warm wash and warm rinse. Hot wash and warm rinse would be ideal. Cold rinse will cause waxes and oils to deposit inside the washer and back on the towels leaving them with residue, and you'll have to clean the washer more often. This regimen may allow you to get more life out of your C towels before they turn into D towels. The D towel you showed could be cleaned well with this combination of wash cycles. If you try it, please leave a comment as to how it worked for you.

[@joubess]

@ur2sqrley L Thank you!

[@munsters2]

Thanks for all the good info.

[@cardo1111]

Larry is the real deal. He even details the inside of the washer machine tub. I know after watching his vid on how to properly wash microfiber towels there's no need to watch any others.

[@remedyfarm]

For me anyways, rinsing in warm avoids that coagulating of gunk on the machine and gets more dirt and detergent out of the towels. (I've watched the washing and the rinsing process by holding down the "safety" switch to see how the water looks) "Cold" can be very cold in northern places (as ya know). In winter and spring the "warm" setting will be kinda too cool cuz of the freezing cold water added to the mix. In that case, I'll start the wash with the hot setting, then switch it (while it's filling) to warm wash when the tub is 1/3 full. Love your vids. Cheers from Ottawa, ON:)

[@RobDaKid87]

You seriously need a show on Velocity or something. Never thought id spend 20+ mins watching a video on washing towels. Keep up the good work sir.

[@beri232]

I'd use those "D" towels in the garage for stuff like oil changes or cleaning your hands after wrenching. I hate throwing away rags.

[@Boz1211111]

i also hate throwing away and thats where my washing machine comes in handy.. i repurpose them if they become too old and not good but never got them that dirty they cant be washed

[@marovetsm]

Larry is great, so easy to watch and listen to. Ive always wanted to detail my cars, and thought it was too difficult. But after watching Ammo videos Ive learned what the proper supplies and techniques are to make my cars look great. Thanks again. Subscribed

[@ooohlaa13]

I have made many errors with smearing windows with towels that had some residue on them, this is a bit OCD like me, over the top but I love your meticulous style and tips. I accidentally burned an end or two of micro towels and the heat melted them into a hard crust ... so it didn't occur to me that a hot dryer is capable of doing the same thing, even at a microscopic level, will make scratches in the finish. Thanx for all the info on the weights, makes a LOT of sense and very useful info, as usual.

[@kansangyiu8452]

BarbaraL Lowell

[@MultiMusicbuff]

The best video.He doesn't sell us any products to wash microfiber.Told me everything i need to know.

[@deasttn]

Unless you are detailing Lamborghini's or Bentley's, just wash your dang microfiber towels together in a separate load and be done with it. If you have some nasty ones, pre soak them, or repurpose them as shop towels. Air dry the towels separately and use your dryer's lower heating settings and don't use fabric softener sheets (as with any dryer cycle, clean the lint trap first). Store your towels separately in a bag or box to keep them free from dirt and dust.

[@ValJanela]

The only person who mentions not to use fabric conditione/softener!

[@Tod728]

THANK you... for succinctly sharing what he should have. (Rather than 20 frickin minutes on and on and on and on and on...)

[@PCAPro]

deasttn triggered much. If you don’t like the detail of his video don’t watch them or watch another channel.

[@josephxavier453]

deasttn Perfect! And I will add, “and every now and then, throw them in the garbage and buy some new ones.”

[@vnmeister9418]

I think he does detail those kinds of cars worth more than a many real estate properties though...

[@sassoukhabou1225]

"If you have a significant other you would like to keep, you're gonna need to get another set of washing machines". Totally feel you on that 😂 Especially if you don't want to argue with your family about who gets to use the washer and dryer first, or you don't want to worry about them washing and drying your precious microfibers with the wrong settings!

[@royrobinson4636]

I hand wash my microfiber towels in the garage sink, using liquid laundry soap and warm to hot water. Rinsing them each time in cold water. Sometimes it takes up to three (3) good wash/rinse cycles to get "all" the crud out of them or until the water rinses clean. Then, air-dried in the shower stall. They usually come out looking like new again. I don't think machine washing does that thorough of a job, Ammo?

[@AMMO-NYC]

+Roy Robinson I've never had a problem with machine washing and I've been doing it for 20 years. I have soooo many towels if I hand washed them, it would take me 2 days. :)

[@royrobinson4636]

+AMMO NYC, I certainly don't have the volume of M/F towels you most likely have. I use 6-8 towels per vehicle and with 3 vehicles, maybe, at most 20-24 towels a month? However, hand washing remains my preferred method, because I know when they rinse perfectly clean they are clean. Today is not my first day either, Sir. I also store them in Zip-Lock freezer bags. I did learn about the different varieties of M/F towels. Thanks for the response and another great video. ;-)

[@royrobinson4636]

+Joseph Elmajian , I don't have 400 towels a week either, so it works for me Joseph :-) Some of the dirtiest one's get hand-washed/rinsed twice, or until the rinse-water is clear. I know mine are clean! Who knows what they come out like from a machine?

[@royrobinson4636]

***** Hi Joseph, I'm in California, we have the "California Dusters" over here, they work great on my collection, even the Vette! :-)

[@EM-eo5yp]

Your passion for this really makes these videos so enjoyable. It's obvious that you love what you do. You've made me consider getting back into detailing.

[@photilal1960]

I'll never forget a comment that I read on one of your videos a little while back; "Larry could do a video on how to wash dishes and it'd still be interesting"

[@fredsalfa]

LOL

[@sttng3.3r_68]

Such a great video! At first I thought a 20 min video on towels was excessive but I'm so glad I watch this now. It is so informative. Now those 2 min videos the other guys make seem lame lol. Thanks man

[@ulysses_grant]

Great video!! What about a 100% polyester towel. Will it damage the paint or bring unexpected results? Thanks a lot.

[@fredsalfa]

YES

[@tonyj.podrasky5273]

Hi Larry; this is a fascinating video. Thank you for doing such a find job of explaining M-F towels. Best tip was not to turn the dryer to "hot as hell" when you're drying them because of the damage it does - and yes, I have some that have a slightly crunchy feel to them - so now I know that they've been burned. I'm not that dedicated to my car washing so I basically go with 3 sets: washing / drying / waxing - and they go into the machine by their "set" when I have enough used ones.

[@clintprice2123]

Very informative video. Thanks for posting it. In the area of safety please do yourself a very important favor, on your basement dryer get rid of the white plastic vent tubing as it is a fire hazard. If there is any lint that flares or flames an internal fire becomes an external fire in an instant as the tube melts in a flash. You are supposed to only use rigid solid ducting or flexible aluminum and not even the silver foil tubing as it's not much better than the white vinyl that you have. I'm a contractor and know of people who lost homes due to this issue.

[@johnmal5975]

Great video! Me and my wife own a cleaning business and essentially employ the same strategies for our towels. Love your videos, learned a lot about cleaning glass from you. The razor trick works great on hard water deposits in showers also on tile. It saves us countless hours on real estate jobs that want it done great and asap.

[@PHY51C15T]

Thorough! First video of yours I've watched, more than enough to inspire a subscription. Outstanding

[@AMMO-NYC]

+Keenan Dumoy Thank you so much! Glad to have you on board :)

[@dannyzamudio1252]

@@AMMO-NYC do you have a link for microfiber towels?

[@tjones5626]

A yr later and i enjoyed and absolutely needed to watch this before i washed.......and i did(for once)..1:18am detailing my washer and towels.. I had them all together going into the dryer(diff. Poloy etc. ) and powder detergent. I appreciate you and i know you'll be proud!!ty

[@Dennis-ku2ur]

Great video, very informative. I have only one comment. I see that you are using a plastic dryer duct to vent your dryer. These ducts are a fire hazard, they are flammable. (And they are not permitted by code. They are only allowed to vent a bath vent.) You can use metal flex up to 8' . After that you must use rigid metal duct to the exterior. Also remember to clean the lint build up (highly flammable) from your dryer duct every year. (There are many good videos on KZbin showing how to do this.) Plastic dryer duct is the cause of many home fires every year!

[@FourJaysFour]

I dont disagree, but would like to point out that, in Larry's special circumstance of using this dryer for MF only, he's likely using air dry or very low heat.

[@bapsjoni1464]

Larry really inspires me how to maintain your tools. I think 3 or 400 m/f doesn't matter, The important thing is detailling needs a precise perfection, Take care our tools as special as you can so you won't get problem when you use it.

[@mrman17]

Fabric softener will prevent material from absorbing over time, so shouldn't be used in towels in general. I don't know how well white vinegar works with MF towels, but it can be good for removing the build up from fabric softener, and also limescale in hard water areas. It may also help remove other stuff from the towels. You use it like you would a fabric softener. And no, it actually doesn't leave a smell after.

[@Ravenzer0x]

mrman17 I use white vinegar in the rinse cycle to make sure the buildup is gone. Works great so far. Input Larry?

[@moneygeewtee]

mrman17 My wife actually runs the 1st wash (of our laundry) via white vinegar, and you are correct, it doesn't leave a smell.

[@provostkhot]

mrman17 Always vinegar! It's one of these lifehacks our grand-grandmas used to do. Vinegar will wash out all the greasy soap paste left that can't be just flushed out with water, and honestly it can be used on normal clothes as well, instead of fabric softener pour some spirit vinegar. The best thing is, the vinegar will almost instantly evaporate after You take the clothes out of the washing machine, and there will be absolutely zero smell on them. Also if You're allergic to detergents, vinegar is Your friend.

[@nissearkevid1995]

never thought anyone could do a interesting 20 minute video on microfiber towels! amazing!

[@pvendeloo7512]

this channel must be ocd heaven, loving the videos btw

[@MarkHernandez62024]

A great way to clean a clothes washer is to just add 1 cup of powdered citric acid directly into the tub (Milliard typically has the best pricing) and run the washer on the hottest cycle. It cleans out the drum and water deposits. I do this monthly or whenever I wash heavily soiled items. (I stopped using white vinegar and now use citric acid to clean water kettles, coffee makers, dishwashers; it is the main ingredient for many commercial hard water cleaners.) Great video. I love all the details and the why of how you do things. Thanks!

[@ieotos]

Wow this video is really really going in depth with washing microfiber towels, definitely my kind of video

[@JosephWheeler14]

Only you could make a 20 minute video about washing towels that I actually found enjoyable and worthwhile. Thanks for always delivering great content.

[@AMMO-NYC]

Thanks!

[@raymondhuynh4932]

larry made a career being OCD. Respect

[@ChuckDude61]

I can't believe I just watched a 20 minute vid on towel types and how to wash them. Well played sir, well played

[@giancarlog8653]

Never considered ANY of this when cleaning my microfiber towels. Mind blown...

[@ravenbrooks9959]

He's turning his OCD into a superpower instead of an impediment. Larry I don't know or honestly cat squat about cars, but I keep watching your videos for the quality, informative content. Thank you for being an encouragement 😊. I hope to be as awesome a communicator as you one day

[@ELS1SON]

FYI : Noticed the plastic/vinyl dryer vent hose. these are not a smart option because they do catch fire. aluminum vent hose recommended.

[@MrRockymountainking]

Also the flex vent is way too long,yes a fire hazard

[@gggfff685]

I just watched almost half hour of towel washing instructions. Great video, great speaker!

[@random5030]

Start at 7:30. You’re welcome.

[@danloyd8462]

Thanks for the detailed video. Setting the washer on a double-rinse cycle also works good to remove soap residue, even with Tide granules.

[@AustrianAnarchy]

Adding soap (liquid or powder) first is something I started doing a long time ago. I add it to wherever side the water pours into the drum and let it get washed down into the outer drum. Never ever have residue or discoloration problems doing it that way.

[@khatfield79]

Me too! I add the soap to the empty washer, let it fill 1/3, THEN add the laundry. Soaps are so overly concentrated now, that I just don't feel confident they will dissolve well enough without extra help.

[@tammeraespinal8675]

I actually put my hand down there and swish it around and make sure it's all dissolved before I start adding the clothing or towels.

[@JmanRx81]

I had no clue. This was incredibly informative. Probably one of the most informative detailing videos I've seen.

[@kbptrinh]

u make car detailing look like it science of its own. keep up the vids. like them

[@tinahuynh1221]

This has to be the best most informative video I have ever watched. Thank you for being so detailed and wonderful explanation skills!

[@SevCars]

Damn.. I've been cycling my 6-7 micro fiber towels for 2 years now. Off to order a new batch then, I guess.

[@ardalanshabestari3437]

Jones Nobs yes same here

[@patkern185]

Great information about an item we all use in varying scenarios..not just car detailing. I use mine for cleaning and polishing furniture and others for cleaning everything from washing dishes to washing me. Thanks!!!

[@damianblu]

*dumps entire laundry bag into washing machine while talking about needing to do an extra load* Me, looking at my 3 microfiber towels: uhm

[@freek4299]

you can handwash it

[@MyNicknash]

😂😂

[@robertsmith8535]

Your attention to detail is breathtaking. A total geek experience that I really appreciate.

[@YZFoFittie]

FYI, most "new" towels come with a fabric/color preservative and should be washed before use...

[@FourJaysFour]

Great point! a almost all fabrics have a "sizing" or coating applied during manufacture.

[@MrWaqasr]

Hey Larry, nice video, well yours always are. Just wanted to share my tip with you of my ocd towel organisation to really keep cross contamination to a minimum, maybe you already do this. Mine are colour co ordinated like so: Green towels = compound removal yellow towels = polish and glaze removal brown towels = wax/sealant/coating removal blue towels = glass/mirros grey towels = drying/ cleaning door shuts and engine bay black towels = wheel drying pink towels = interior cleaning and dressing.

[@dalriada842]

The D towels might serve a final duty wiping up floor spills before being thrown away.

[@Boz1211111]

it can be washed very good in a good washing machine, i wouldnt throw them away that soon

[@doublen675]

I have a similar ABC system but I don't really throw them away until they are horrendously dirty. The D towels get turned into shop rags and such. Good for garage use and for general cleaning around the house.

[@nealp885]

Well guess it's too late for me I always dry my towels with the highest heat possible. 😂 I'll have to buy a whole new set now. Thanks for this I was wondering why they are shit now.

[@julie76_lemuel2ssgeiger8]

I cant believe I just watched this entire video! I'm glad I did. Saved me time and money on paint correction.

[@liltrekkie1994]

I hope you read this, I'm about to post some good info for people to see. but I'll also email you it so you see it too, in case you don't read this. It's actually better if you use a "No heat dry", also known as "air dry" for the towels. The reason for this is that the water will naturally evaporate, and should you god forbid have any left over detergent, it wont bake in. because even low heat will cause that stuff to "bake in" like a ball of lint, then you ruin the towel because it pulls the weave out. I also liek to give my towels a quick shake before putting them in the tub, because there may be no lint balls, but lint can still be an issue, so you'll get any excess lint off that you normally cant see. And with your bag thing, It's decent, but I prefer to use a plastic bulk tub I keep clean and free of lint, certain bags (even if it's a plastic like material (I don't know their names off hand) the weave will catch the weave of the towel and make little micro pulls in the weave, kind of like pulling a random string from your shirt. Plus bags can keep lint inside them, yes you can wash the bag inside out, but I rather be safe then sorry. Couple other things, a detergent that is oxygen based (like oxyclean, liquid stuff ONLY) is less harsh on the fibers of the towels. They are also free of dyes and stuff like that. I use name brand oxyclean with my towels and they feel brand new no matter what i do to them it seems. I hope someone learns something here and I've helped someone. Have a good day!

[@lisat9707]

Wow after all that There is more??? OCD HEAVEN! just got some expensive Norwex Microfiber cloths. Love this video because no one wants to waste a 25 dollar cloth by washing it.

[@Boz1211111]

I hang mine to dry and shake them good to soften them before storing

[@PCAPro]

liltrekkie I only wash my towels with the tears of Virgin unicorns

[@SpaceCadet4Jesus]

PCAPro I'll do you one better, I buy towels washed in tears of virgin unicorns and fold them for display behind a glass case for all to admire. Why use them when they're so valuable.

[@PCAPro]

Space Cadet 👏👏👏

[@rodmascotto6750]

definitely by far the most professional detailer....good work.

[@barooooooo7665]

He keeps microfiber towels all over his car JUST IN CASE! press F to pay respect!

[@JavierRodriguez-jw4xv]

This guy should be an engineer. His impeccable attention to detail would be put to great use, and you would know even more about certain paints, finishes, and products that he uses

[@Eagles.Fan.Since.Super.Bowl.52]

I got to the point where I no longer use MF towels on my wheels. Originally any towel that I used for wheels would ONLY be used for wheels from the point forward. Simply because I never trusted all brake dust would be removed during cleaning and I didn't want that getting dragged all over my paint on the body. Those towels for the most part were used one time and thrown in the garbage. It became a waste of money. That's a different subject, but I just wanted to mention if you use a towel on your wheels you should try to avoid using that same towel on your paint later on.

[@deasttn]

Yes, designating certain towels for certain parts of the car is wise. I use shop towels or rags on my wheels after I've washed n scrubbed them with brushes. Works for me, but then again, I'm not detailing a Lamborghini (i probably would go with a brand new towel if I were detailing a Lamborghini).

[@danielj9932]

Larry, you are just at a higher level for everything even when comparing to other excellent detailers 😮❤

[@AndrewMiguelez]

Been waiting for this video since I discovered you, Larry. Thanks!

[@oldkid6]

This was the short version? He knows more about detailing than anyone I have watched on YT, bar none! I wish I had a guy like this in my area because he'd be detailing my cars on a regular basis."you really want to kind of get in there"...that's what she said.

[@mansurrahim]

Great video and I love your attention to detail!

[@AMMO-NYC]

Thanks!

[@thomasrossi31]

How do you feel about heated air drying? Like the AirForce Master Blaster?

[@nitrokyosho]

Larrys a great guy he does not have to make these videos to help us ,i cant believe all the stupid insulting comments people make .i appreciate your time and effort Larry ,thank you for all your great videos

[@chairmankaga101]

James May just has to be subscribed to this channel...

[@jasoncote797]

I was always taught to start your washer with water and detergent before you put your fabrics in. This allows the soap and water to dilute properly and not absorb into to fabrics on top. The first cycle is agitate and you want your detergent to work, not agitate the detergent out of the fabric. A front load washer does this step for you. Another trick I use, is to soak the MFT's in a bucket of warm water with dish detergent. I hand scrub the towels and then rinse them, before i put them in the washer. It's a long extra step, but it seems to work for me. been enjoying your video's and love the tips for cleaning a windshield!

[@jerryhernandez1164]

Creepy basement. I think they filmed The Conjuring there.

[@Cheepchipsable]

For all the money he spent on his porsche, you think he would have better washing machines ;)

[@adoboFosho]

@@Cheepchipsable why when that money could be going to the Porsche

[@adoboFosho]

@@Cheepchipsable points to head

[@BluePlanetDrone]

Tons of respect for anyone who takes so much pride in their work. Great video, I learned a lot. Time well spent. Thank u so much 👍😎