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Re: The OCD Method of Washing Microfiber Towels
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When your towels come out of the dryer - now is the time to inspect them before storing them.
If you haven't already - click the link below, watch the video - read the article - look at the pretty pictures and then put this practice into place.
How, why & when to inspect your microfiber towels when detailing cars
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Re: The OCD Method of Washing Microfiber Towels
What if you have a modern machine, no agitator and that won’t fill the tub completely, ever. My machine detects how much is in there to clean and only fills enough to float that in order to avoid wasting water.
I kinda miss the old style washers... they were rougher on the clothes and wasted a bunch but sure cleaned better.
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I have a front loader. This method does not work, either. Luckily it has some very long wash and rinse cycles available. A full cycle with heavy duty runs about 3.5 hours and the towels get very clean. I run two loads. One with any towel that touches wax and the other with any towel that never touches wax (i.e. window towels).
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Re: The OCD Method of Washing Microfiber Towels
Originally Posted by
BSoares
What if you have a modern machine, no agitator and that won’t fill the tub completely, ever. My machine detects how much is in there to clean and only fills enough to float that in order to avoid wasting water.
I kinda miss the old style washers... they were rougher on the clothes and wasted a bunch but sure cleaned better.
That's true.
My wife just HAD to have one of these HE washers, and loves it.
Not me. I think they suck, but guess who's opinion rules when it comes to washing machines? Lol
It is no coincidence that man's best friend cannot talk.
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Originally Posted by
PaulMys
My wife just HAD to have one of these HE washers, and loves it.
Not me. I think they suck, but guess who's opinion rules when it comes to washing machines? Lol
Not only do they suck, they stink too. Literally.
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Not me. I think they suck, but guess who's opinion rules when it comes to washing machines? Lol[/QUOTE]
Mmmm...:not yours!
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Originally Posted by
57Rambler
Not only do they suck, they stink too. Literally.
Mine is a top load machine so it doesn’t have the stink problem but it’s still an HE machine and does everything it can to save, and when it comes to wash, that comes at a cost of inferior cleaning. At least I can select an extra rinse cycle.
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Just to chime in...
I feel your pain - everyone that owns a modern washing machine. There’s all kinds of GREAT reasons for new technology.
That said - the BEST washing machines for actually getting stuff clean are old school top loader washing machines with AGITATORS!
The new style top loaders with VANES are useless.
I feel your pain if you have a front loader or a vane-style top loader as they will never work as good to clean as well as old school agitator machines.
We call this - progress.
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