Family member ruined EVERY micro fiber towel i own...

**parttimer** · 10-20-2014, 02:55 PM

Ashtabula County, NE ohio. I thought you were cleveland ish?

**02xtreme07SS** · 10-20-2014, 03:04 PM

Originally Posted by brondondolon

Lol no i dont live at my parents hahaha i mentioned in the post how I just store my detailing supplies there because my apartment doesnt have storage or a garage.

Not sure how I missed that, but I get it. Maybe Mom was trying to tell you that she wants that space freed up? Just kidding. Look at it this way, now you can amass a new collection of MF.

**runrun411** · 10-20-2014, 03:10 PM

Dude, sorry to hear about your towels. I think everyone here can feel your pain. God bless your mom, she was only trying to be helpful. I'm glad to see you didn't get mad at her. Like Dr. Pain said, just wash them and pick out any twigs and debris. Also what an excuse to buy more towels. The fact that you are so meticulous with your towels show that you have "No Limits".

**Ryan509** · 10-20-2014, 05:23 PM

My condolences go out to those towels. They will never be the same after what happened. But with that being said. Good job on not losing your cool with your mom. If that happened to me i would have held back my temper. grabbed the shotty and went to the gun range and unload 1000-2000 rounds just to get the anger out and cool off. But like you said she meant well. Luckily everyone in my house knows do not touch any of my detailing stuff without asking

**miad** · 10-20-2014, 06:06 PM

well at least you have a ton of engine and dressing towels. if you can get over your case of OCD (trust me, no damage will be done to the grime and dust covered black plastic engine parts, or wheel wells).

**SameGuy** · 10-20-2014, 06:40 PM

And who doesn't love having a good excuse to get more new stuff?

**sparkism13** · 10-20-2014, 08:58 PM

Originally Posted by Ryan509

My condolences go out to those towels. They will never be the same after what happened. But with that being said. Good job on not losing your cool with your mom. If that happened to me i would have held back my temper. grabbed the shotty and went to the gun range and unload 1000-2000 rounds just to get the anger out and cool off. But like you said she meant well. Luckily everyone in my house knows do not touch any of my detailing stuff without asking

Umm....alrighty then. Note to self: Don't touch ^that guy's towels.

**BrianMcLeod** · 10-20-2014, 11:37 PM

Originally Posted by KillaCam

This is why I bought a dirty towel bin with 3 separate parts that I labeled and it's got a cover on it. Everyone in my house knows not to touch my towels lol.

Could you post a picture of it would love to see how it's set up?

I heard you can buy microfiber towels in a bulk somewhere does anybody know anything about this?

**KillaCam** · 10-21-2014, 09:21 AM

Originally Posted by BrianMcLeod

Could you post a picture of it would love to see how it's set up?

I heard you can buy microfiber towels in a bulk somewhere does anybody know anything about this?

Here it is. Got it at Walmart for like $15. I wish it had more compartments but it gets the job done. The folding top helps keep dust and dirt out since I keep my towels in the garage.

**VP Mark** · 10-21-2014, 10:50 AM

I feel for you in this situation, but don't understand why you didn't explain to your mom not to wash them because they have to be washed in a specific way. My wife won't even touch my towels because she knows they are expensive tools. The only time I ever let my wife wash my towels is when I have a load of "junk" towels that need washed and it doesn't matter how.

Once you make your new order, time for a sit down.