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    Question WW Towels

    Do you guys wash you waffle weave drying towels after every use?

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    I do. Especially after using aquawax. Minerals and chemicals tend to clog the pores in the MF.

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    I always reserve my WW for drying only after i wah a car..I wash the towels after every use and was wondering if you guys to the same..

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    I don't! Now my MF for wax, polishes, and sealants yes. Woolite and hot water. Dry in dryer with blue balls.


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    Quote Originally Posted by joe.p
    I always reserve my WW for drying only after i wah a car..I wash the towels after every use and was wondering if you guys to the same..
    Sounds about right for me to

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    Yes. They get washed with all my MF's after detailing.

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    Yes. I usually get a little something on them from the door seals.

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    Thanks for the replies..

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    Quote Originally Posted by sparkie
    I don't! Now my MF for wax, polishes, and sealants yes. Woolite and hot water. Dry in dryer with blue balls.

    I knew you would like the blue balls of magic


    Scott

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    I do once in a while. Usually after I use it 5 times or so.
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