Why 99% of you are washing your microfiber towels wrong

Are you washing your microfiber towels wrong without even realizing it? In this video, we delve into the common mistakes that 99% of people make when cleaning their microfiber towels. Learn the proper techniques to maintain the quality and effectiveness of your towels, ensuring they last longer and continue to deliver optimal results. Watch now to discover the dos and don'ts of washing your microfiber towels!

[@johnmal5975]

I own a cleaning company as well. This is great advice I learned the hard way. Lol Another tip if they are really soiled I will add a little ammonia to the wash. It wont smell like ammonia when its done. Ammonia will get rid of any harsh smells in those towels. Always always lowest setting on your dryer those towels are basically a type of plastic they will melt and become useless.

[@DiabsCleaningServicesPTYLTD]

@johnmal5975 Thanks for sharing your insights! It's great to hear from a fellow professional. Adding a bit of ammonia is a fantastic tip for tackling heavily soiled towels, and you're right about it not leaving a lingering smell. Also, your advice about using the lowest setting on the dryer is crucial-those microfiber towels can easily get ruined if not handled properly. Thanks again for the valuable tips!

[@ingrid2543]

Clear or sudsy ammonia?

[@user-ow3li8ci8f]

I have decided to buy and start using microfiber clothes at home. It was good to know how to take care of them. I already knew not to use softener 😊

[@DiabsCleaningServicesPTYLTD]

That's great to hear! Microfiber cloths are such a game-changer for cleaning around the house. I'm glad you found these tips useful. You're absolutely right about avoiding fabric softeners-it's an important step to keep those cloths in top shape. If you ever have any other questions or need more tips, feel free to ask. Happy cleaning!

[@stevenwinderlich2891]

Some towels can actually be washed on 60 or 95 degrees Celsius it depends on the mixture. Theres actually detergents specific to microfiber, mainly found an known from the car detailing and cleaning industry, usually not available in stores.

[@j7ndominica051]

Who has so many towels that they can create a washer load with just one type? Maybe in America the land of plenty. I rinse cloths after use while the dirt is still fresh. Usually they are small enough that they need a rinse when they become saturated. Use grey cloths where dirt is not as visible. One of the substances wiped up is lint from other fabrics, so it will get in it. Most common "micro" is not so micro compared to natural cotton. They can't hold on to any water.

[@Rosannasfriend]

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[@DiabsCleaningServicesPTYLTD]

Thank you so much for subscribing, and welcome to the channel! I'm thrilled to have you as our 196th subscriber, and It's an honor to have you join our community. If you have any questions or video suggestions, feel free to share. Happy cleaning!

[@Meowmeowyarn]

Thank you! This is really helpful.

[@DiabsCleaningServicesPTYLTD]

Hi @Meowmeowyarn Thank you for your kind words glad you found the information helpful. If you have any other questions or need more cleaning tips, feel free to ask. We're always here to help!

[@Sojibkhanpro]

Wow informative video ❤

[@DiabsCleaningServicesPTYLTD]

Thank you so much Sojib! We're glad you found it informative. If you have any more questions or need further tips, feel free to ask.

[@kathysullivan802]

You're amazing.

[@DiabsCleaningServicesPTYLTD]

@kathysullivan802 Thank you so much, I'm glad you found this video helpful!

[@EuAnnsEventDecoration]

Another valuable tip! Thanks for sharing this! Question: Is there a specific color assigned to each microfiber cloth based on its intended use?

[@DiabsCleaningServicesPTYLTD]

Thanks so much for your kind words, and I’m glad you found the tips valuable! As for your question about microfiber cloths, yes, many people like to color-code their cloths based on their intended use. This helps prevent cross-contamination and keeps things more organized. Here’s a common color-coding system: Blue: Glass and mirrors Yellow: Dusting Green: Kitchen surfaces Red: Bathrooms Of course, you can create your own system that works best for you. The key is to consistently use the same color for the same type of cleaning to avoid any mix-ups. Thanks again for your question, and happy cleaning!

[@pepperminthomecrafts8269]

Thank you! New subbie here. Take care

[@DiabsCleaningServicesPTYLTD]

Welcome to our community, and thank you so much for subscribing! I'm thrilled to have you here. If you ever have any questions or suggestions for future videos, feel free to drop a comment. Take care and happy cleaning!

[@EvaK7]

👍🏻

[@fromhousetohomewithnedra2143]

Grest video

[@DiabsCleaningServicesPTYLTD]

@fromhousetohomewithnedra2143 Thank you so much for always supporting my videos, if you need further tips, feel free to ask. I hope you have a great Weekend!!

[@Tgail1]

Just the word microfiber makes my skin crawl 🥺

[@DiabsCleaningServicesPTYLTD]

@Tgail1 Thanks for sharing your thoughts, it's interesting to see how certain words can evoke such strong reactions. Yeah, Microfiber is definitely not everyone's favorite fabric!

[@deborajohnson6440]

Have you ever used one? My grandkids were scrubbing away after feeling how luxurious they felt. 😁

[@yellowdotje6278]

If you are washing the mf towels on only 20°C, they must still be full of bacteria, especially the ones from the bathroom, is it not?

[@DiabsCleaningServicesPTYLTD]

@@yellowdotje6278 thanks for taking your time to watch and comment. While washing towels at 20°C might not kill all bacteria, using a good detergent can help remove most of them. Also we don’t use microfiber towels to clean toilet bowls; for toilets, it's recommended to use disposable towels.

[@yellowdotje6278]

@@DiabsCleaningServicesPTYLTD thank you!

[@DiabsCleaningServicesPTYLTD]

@@yellowdotje6278 if you have any more questions or any cleaning challenges please feel free to reach out!! Hope you have a great day!!