Portable washing machine for microfibers?

[PaulMys]

[QUOTE=Bill D;1670295 GE on the other hand, no way.[/QUOTE]

And yet the same parent company manufactures US military jet engines.

Lets hope the separation is vast......

[Bill D]

Eek! Definitely let’s hope so!

[PaulMys]

Eek! Definitely let’s hope so!

Where are the Pratt & Whitney washers?? Lol

[zefer]

I have the magic chef washer and it does a kick ass job for what it is,I can wash about 20 small MF towels at a time.it has a spin dry canister too. I also have the mini dryer and together they’re perfect for my hobby purposes as I was VERY limited with regards to space. I would recommend this rig and would also buy the same stuff if ever they fail

[ZackJones]

Sorry to bring up an old topic. Could you tell me exactly what model you have?

[zefer]

Sure....the unit is model # MCSDRY15W...Magic chef is the brand name

[2black1s]

I’d only have 20 or so to wash at a time, and I’m not going to introduce all those chemicals into my home machine. Anyone tried something like this? Wheel it out when you need it?

Magic Chef White MCSTCW09W1 0.9 cu. ft. Compact Washer Robot Check

I'll play the devil's advocate with my response. I don't expect to change your mind but I'll share my opinion nonetheless.

First of all, I don't consider most detailing products to be "dangerous" chemicals. Obviously I wouldn't want to eat or drink them but when used as intended they pose minimal risk(s).

I did a lot of body and paint work in my time where exposure to more dangerous chemicals are ever present, and see detailing as relatively benign in comparison.

That said, any chemical traces left behind in the washing machine from your detailing towels are insignificant in the big picture. To ease any concerns you could always run the towels through two or more cycles. That will reduce any traces even further.

I just don't see the issue with using whatever washing machine you already have available for the limited number of towels you'll be washing. In a shop environment, where you'd have hundreds everyday, a dedicated washer makes sense. In your case, your existing "home" machine makes the most sense to me.

[ZackJones]

Sure....the unit is model # MCSDRY15W...Magic chef is the brand name

Thank you so much for sharing!