Which MicroFiber Detergent You Use?

[Bill D]

I’m going to try that variety of Tide if it gets oil out! Thanks

[Coatingsarecrack]

I’m going to try that variety of Tide if it gets oil out! Thanks

That’s what I use but 150oz bottle is bout 17-20$. Use about 1 1/2 oz per load average 100 loads. I didn’t use microfiber washes as they average 30$+ a gallon. Never checked in 3D cleen but a 18$ a gallon and average of 1oz a gallon seems to be a better bargain and a product dedicated for MF (whatever belief you put into that). All you 3D Kleen guys thanks. Gonna order a bottle and give it a whirl!......... get it?..........Cuz I’m gonna put in wash machine...... it spins...... in a circle.......


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[BadgerRivFan]

3D Towel Kleen and Poorboy’s Typhoon are what I have used. Both do a nice job. Although the Poorboy’s is more expensive, I will be picking up another gallon to support the company.

Poorboy’s Tornado Pad Cleaner is another great maintenance product.

As a weekend warrior not overly concerned with cost these two will always be in my arsenal.

[WRAPT C5Z06]

Just ordered Wolfgang. Says it's designed for HE washers, which I have.

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[Nix]

Tide Free and Clear..didn't notice any diff in towels after using dedicated detergent so staying with Tide..

[C5Longhorn]

I've used micro restore, Griot's and All Free & Clear. They all work pretty well.

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[Boudin]

I've tried a bunch and like Poorboys Typhoon the best

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[rangerbay]

3d towel clean user here. 25 percent off today, and a great product. I (my wife) uses it on our house towels
Makes them fluffy with no fragrance

[tattooman]

I've not experimented but our regular laundry detergent seems to work for me. I always add an additional rinse only cycle afterwards, to get as much of the fragarance from the detergent as possible. I also dry to "extra dry" on low heat in the dryer, without any dryer sheets that my wife uses.

I've never really thoguht about this subject, but will be following this and maybe research it a little depending.

[tcope]

Also, I can get 128oz of Towel Kleen for under 18 bucks. 1oz per wash.

As a hobbyist, that will last me over 2 1/2 years. (Weekly washes May-thru-October, and sporadic in the remaining calendar months.)

At least with regular detergent, the enzymes start to breakdown after a year. It will continue to clean but at 12 months it starts to loose it's effectiveness.