How To Wash Microfiber Clothes & Towels Correctly!

[@colt6784]

Thank you for not taking 10 minutes to explain this. I appreciate your video.

[@CleanWithConfidence]

Happy to help

[@JHang697]

🙏 amen

[@bryannguyen3277]

shot at the other video 😭

[@shellymauck5389]

I appreciate that you answered all of the important points of washing and drying microfiber clothes in just 3 minutes! This is a keeper vid!!

[@CleanWithConfidence]

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[@kevincarter7102]

As an auto detailer this is essential info. I spend a lot of money on high quality towels. I did not know about the 140 degrees that is great info. I will kick up the heat a little bit. Everything else is spot on from my experience. Thanks

[@CleanWithConfidence]

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[@TsunamiDragonEX]

Did your towels get messed up? I learned from Larry of AMMO that even if temperatures don't reach 140, your towels will be negatively impacted.

[@kevincarter7102]

@@TsunamiDragonEX i mess up my towels Throwing them around long before my dryer does. I didn't see a negative impact from washing in hot water no

[@imboozehound84]

I just bought a bunch of these cloth for work and was stressing on how to wash them correctly. Quick video with alot of info, perfect ✌️

[@CleanWithConfidence]

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[@Ysabea]

Thank you so much for the quick and super helpful information! I've been googling the past couple days and your video was the simplest and most helpful.

[@CleanWithConfidence]

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[@FizzikkOfficial]

Thank you! I appreciate that you covered the different types of dryer settings in case my dryer didn't have the usual cold/cold or warm/warm settings listed. Mine has air dry

[@CleanWithConfidence]

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[@username2192]

perfect explanation + to the point Just exactly how it should be thank you very much

[@CleanWithConfidence]

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[@michelledavis4835]

I was wondering why my cloths were worse after washing! Thank YOUUUU for this! Took notes for a better microfiber maintenance process.

[@CleanWithConfidence]

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[@jeffreycaban5107]

Great info on the care of Microfiber. I laugh we I see Videos of people stating to wash Microfiber in cold water only. Do you wash your greasy dishes in cold water? Does your Dishwasher wash in cold water? Of course not. My water heater is set to 140 and I use hot water cycle to wash my Microfiber and after heating up the big stainless drum on my Bosch Washing Machine the max temp I see with my infrared thermometer is in the low 130s so no fear of overheating the fabric. Most people set their water heaters even lower in the 120 range so once again no worries. I have had most of my Microfiber towels for over 15 years and they're still going strong. One tip...if your towels are extremely dirty or loaded with wax/sealant/compounds give them a presoak with a dedicated Microfiber cleaner like Micro-Restore or Rags to Riches, it will release most of the dirt/grunge and then wash as usual.

[@M70.00]

Thanks for the vid. I ruined a bunch of microfiber towels after washing them and putting a fabric softener sheet in the dryer. Whatever it left on the towels would transfer over to my car windows. I have washed them over and over but it won't come off the towels. So that is why I am here looking @ vids to see what liquid detergent I can use on my new microfiber towels. I was thinking of using SalSuds from Dr. Bronners, what do you think?

[@pamelahunter6460]

Great video. Thank you for getting to the point and making your instructions clear and easy to remember.

[@CleanWithConfidence]

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[@lowrider181]

Thank you for this. After watching loads of videos with a lot of talking but nothing actually useful, this was the best video covering it.

[@CleanWithConfidence]

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[@HomeWithCindy24]

Thank you I always hang mine but I'll put them on air dry from now on..great information.

[@CleanWithConfidence]

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[@ellencrooke7927]

Thank you for such a helpful simple explanation. I have been putting off washing my towels, but now I can go head with worrying.

[@ellencrooke7927]

Sorry should read without worrying

[@CleanWithConfidence]

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[@Elif-rh7rf]

How to keep them before washing in a solution like vinegar water or dry? It's ok to wash after a week with accumulated microfiber ? Thanks.

[@cindyterrell6046]

Already have dozens of microfiber cloths, that apparently I have been washing and drying wrong. Are these ruined or can I just start using this process and they’ll be OK to use and work properly? Thank you for the video.

[@janetrosas7610]

Great info thank you .

[@CleanWithConfidence]

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[@Tattertotman]

Thank you for taking the time to share this small but absolutely vital tip! I was unaware of this information

[@CleanWithConfidence]

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[@j.n.-fr5uh]

Awesome video and awesome mic. If I dont have a dryer, then I assume rubbing it on a plastic/glass stick would also give it back its static charge? I would appreciate if anyone has experience with this.

[@laurasscorpio4061]

I love your clean cut clear videos. thank you. now for my question, I hate the feel of microfiber on my hands. But they work, so... Is there a Microfiber that you would recommend that is better than others and can you use cleaners, etc. with them, or just plain water? thanks.

[@joancashio8288]

Wish I knew his recommendation for best microfiber cloth

[@penguinton7691]

I have been doing it wrong for a long time. Thanks for this video. Now I know why my microfiber hasn't been cleaning as well.

[@CleanWithConfidence]

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[@suzyhall2608]

Needed this! Thanks very much.

[@CleanWithConfidence]

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[@SDPickups]

Isn't your dryer going to have residue from previous uses of dryer sheets? Would it be a good idea to maybe run the dryer empty on hot temperature, maybe put in an old towel to clean that stuff out?

[@MangeTak-t6n]

I learn something new each time then.

[@janetd4862]

I bought some pricey microfiber towels that had directions to boil them if they got too gunky. The hot water releases the embedded yuckiness.

[@amarige25]

thank you so much. no one was really addresses this. i'm a new homemaker.

[@CleanWithConfidence]

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[@isaiahybarra8239]

Very great video!!

[@CleanWithConfidence]

@@isaiahybarra8239 glad you found it valuable!

[@fashionandluxury101]

Thx so much . Very helpful 😊

[@CleanWithConfidence]

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[@emilybegan9948]

Very helpful, thank you!

[@CleanWithConfidence]

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[@Simsane]

Oh good, I have been washing them correctly. I use All Free and Clear, Vinegar in my spot for fabric softener and warm water then I just dry them hanging on a rack after I put them in the dryer on low heat for about 20 minutes. This just seemed like how they should be washed, not that anyone ever told me.

[@mr.ponstan7522]

I'm in a pinch. I want to use my microfiber clothes tomorrow but they need to be washed. If I use regular detergent this time but go back to the one you suggest (which is the one I used before but I'm out now) will that work. O does one time washing with regular ruin the clothes. I'm over thinking how to type this out so I hope I;m being clear.

[@UnkleAL1962]

hope it worked as I'm about to do the same thing! Weather is great I want to Spring wash and wax my car tomorrow!

[@AstronautHarris]

Thank you

[@CleanWithConfidence]

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[@normalguycap]

Love information like this

[@CleanWithConfidence]

Glad you found the video valuable!

[@namenamr4460]

Thanks. Very helpful

[@CleanWithConfidence]

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[@gr8bskt]

This was awesome. I appreciate the good information delivered quickly. 💥👊

[@CleanWithConfidence]

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[@ac7442]

Hi, I was wondering if it is okay to use wool dryer balls when drying microfiber towels?

[@iBrusset]

Great tips!! Thank you

[@CleanWithConfidence]

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[@aaronbaum2542]

Thank you!!

[@CleanWithConfidence]

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[@evasochocki5209]

Thank you. Is it bad to dry them on an outdoor clothesline?

[@CleanWithConfidence]

You are welcome! If it’s a hot summer day and the sun is directly shining on them, I would worry about them getting to hot. You would probably be better off hanging them to dry in a laundry room.

[@Mikey-ym6ok]

Since detergents have oils in them I just stick them in a bag with isopropyl alcohol. It absorbs oils and cleans them just fine and the alcohol evaporates quickly

[@appleholic1553]

Thank you ✌🏼️

[@CleanWithConfidence]

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[@kellyallman3873]

I have a question that maybe stupid but is it necessary to clean them before using them? I have a big cleaning job coming up and I want to use fresh brand new microfiber towels should I wash them first? Or will they work just as good straight out of the package

[@CleanWithConfidence]

No you dont need to wash them first

[@escape2064]

I love you and your channel so much.

[@CleanWithConfidence]

Thanks for the encouragement!! Glad it has been valuable for you🙂

[@escape2064]

Not sure if you've done this yet but can you do a video about cleaning electronics and screens? I always need to clean my phone and laptop but never sure if I'm doing it the right way or if I'm actually destroying it.

[@CleanWithConfidence]

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[@MattLong6]

What if I only have 1 Microfiver towl? :P

[@metamii]

Hold on. Don't some washing machines heat up the water? A simple google search says yes some can. So I'm wondering if the temp can heat the water above 120 or 140 degrees... Can't seem to find that info.

[@jeffreycaban5107]

Most Washing Machines with an onboard heater only come on in a Sanitary Cycle or Allergy cycle and in the USA with 120 volt small heaters it is typically a 2 hour cycle or more if this cycle is selected. Even though you pick Hot on the settings it is still heating up a large Drum so no fear of going over 140 degrees.

[@TankedZombie24]

thank you sir

[@CleanWithConfidence]

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[@cinmac3]

My washer has a bleach dispenser. Is that what you said.

[@DaveyBoiLad]

But u can’t get this in uk

[@ellencrooke7927]

I did of course mean without worrying

[@supernova71]

Thanks for this video! I’ve ruined a lot of microfiber towels because I was washing them wrong. 😕

[@CleanWithConfidence]

happy to help

[@stanionman8178]

Sounds like washing by hand would be best, don't want to use a washing machine for a couple of microfibre cloths on their own, would work out way too expensive, so I'll wash them by hand, but thanks for the info about what detergent to use !

[@sammgemm]

My biggest problem with my microfiber cloths is what you mentioned about stuff sticking to them. Now that I know better I was wondering if there's a way I can remove all the debris from the towels I have so I can start anew? Or am I better off just getting new towels. Thanks!

[@CleanWithConfidence]

You just have to pick out the debris with you fingers one piece at a time👍

[@springfling49]

Or use needle nose tweezers to pull out the stuff. You can renew your microfiber products while watching a movie or television program at home while removing the debris.

[@rayunseitig6367]

ok

[@dashhandson2117]

I agree with previous comment: "Thank you for not taking 10 minutes to explain this. I appreciate your video."

[@CleanWithConfidence]

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[@Pach696]

my mf towels sheds tiny fibers all over when cleaning glass. then it’s so difficult to remove them from the glass. are these towels destroyed? Should i trash them? I’ve washed them over and over and still occurs.

[@rumblingend8443]

Thank you 0:12

[@CleanWithConfidence]

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[@madant22]

Most microfiber towels say yo wash in cold water. But it confuses me now if hot water is best to wash dirty cloths and towels? I need more in-depth video answers of this topic.

[@CleanWithConfidence]

I already answered your question. Microfiber melts at 140 F. As long as you stay below that you are good.

[@AndoresuPeresu]

Thanks man, just wanted to confirm what I've read.

[@CleanWithConfidence]

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[@Nobi36]

How about for non americans without those kinds of detergent

[@arel9156]

Hi Bro you are cool guy 😎

[@CleanWithConfidence]

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[@jaredevildog6343]

Thanks for this video. Now I know I've been doing it wrong this whole time.

[@CleanWithConfidence]

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[@Kushcherry_Jollyjuana]

140 degrees Fahrenheit is 40 degree Celsius

[@LegendaryJae213]

Time to get new cloths I guess lol

[@nickys5578]

so for a house with pets putting microfiber clothes in with other fabrics will help? lol

[@nicolewalsh6656]

I was boiling water and pouring it on my microfibre cloths in a bucket 😩😂ffs

[@freedomearthmoon1]

Great tips, I never knew this and most of your / the instructions are actually printed on huge labels on each cloth I own. Go figure {:>) Thanks for forcing me to wise up.

[@CleanWithConfidence]

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[@cinmac3]

Thank you and I do appreciate not you saying go to your to learn more details instead of telling us what you can about , in this case microfiber cloths.

[@radouanemegherbi3499]

"140°" Oh "Fahrenheit" Oh no

[@LivingMyBestLifeIAm]

Ha it’s called a hot water tank. What is really is, is a cold water heater. Saying hot water heater is like calling a dryer and dry clothes dryer. 😉🫶🏻

[@xtratracy]

I’ve been correcting people on that face for a long time

[@jakatorussom5532]

Thank you!

[@CleanWithConfidence]

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