For those that use Microfiber Cleaner (Detergent)

[mwoolfso]

I use BF micro wash every time. Didn't bother with the BOGO and went straight to the gallon. Much better deal when you calculate how much an ounce is.

This is true in a lot of cases. :-)

[spiralout462]

How do you guys remove stains that stick around after the towels have been washed in MF detergent? Any secrets?

My good towels don't get stained. If a towel is stained it gets bumped down a notch, for more general use instead of paint.

[Shortspark]

I wash towels in two loads with a microfiber wash every time - towels that were used for washing and drying and towels used for wax/qd/sealant. I follow the wash with vinegar added to an extra rinse cycle. Wheel towels and lessor quality or stained towels just get tide detergent.

[Dr Oldz]

I think the MF washes are a waste. They work but they work the same as All Free and Clear. So I'm done buying them and trying them. Just hype IME. Add some vinegar to the fabric softener dispenser and you towels will come out great everytime.

[runrun411]

When buying MF detergent, always buy the gallon. You'll always use anyway. I use Griot's. It works pretty good.

[xseveredveganx]

I've used the CG cleaner with good results in the past. Recently I picked up some liquid Charlie's soap. It works well so far, but we'll see how it fares in the long run.

[Going Mobile]

Recently, I've started using Micro-Restore for my mf's with a vinegar rinse. I really didn't believe there was much difference from using something like Tide. I've now changed my mind, since I've been using a mf specific soap, I get most to all of any stains out of whatever was on the mf's and they are also softer. Sounds like a laundry detergent commercial, where's my check! LOL. I agree with what's been said, I also separate out the nasty mf's for a different load.