Drying MF towels your thoughts??

[Sailfish]

I put my towels into a bucket with water and microfiber detergent to pre soak when I finish with the towel. That way if I have heavy soiling in any towel it will soak and not set a stain in the towel. The only exception is wheel towels and towels I use for applying polymers which repel water. These are placed in boxes until I wash then all in separate loads as not to contaminate my good towels. I also wash one color at a time.

Wheel towels - Orange
Interior towels - yellow
Paint towels - Green rolled edge
Engine compartment - Terrycloth towels (also use for cleaning my DA pad on the fly).

Easy to keep straight and not cross use a towel.

[Going Mobile]

I hang my wet towels on a drying rack until fully dry, then store them away until I can do a full load. A clothes line is a good idea. Have you given any thought to a drying rack?

Gullwing Drying Rack 64" : Target

Polder® Stainless Steel Collapsible Indoor/Outdoor Dryer - Bed Bath & Beyond

Hope this helps.

Great idea, I've been using a 4' high shoe rack that my wife broke, same idea as the drying rack.

50 Pair Shoe Rack - Bed Bath & Beyond

[Y2KSVT]

I'm just a small timer, so I don't have enough towels to set aside until I have a full load. This may be a bannable offense on this forum, but I wash all of my microfiber towels together. Yep, rinseless MF towels, drying MF towels, polishing MF towels, wax MF towels, sealant MF towels, glass cleaning MF towels; they all go into the wash, together. I do separately wash wheel and door jamb towels, separately. I spent a whole lot of money on the washer/dryer combo that I have, so I trust that they won't cross-contaminate anything and will do what they're made to do; clean!

[Old Tiger]

I put mine in a mesh laundry bag and hang that in the garage until I have enough to run a load in the wash. They are still damp, but dry better than in a bucket.

I do same.

[jiverson04]

Hey thanks alot for all the info guys. I think I might try and run a line somewhere in the garage to dry rill I get a full load. thanks alot

[VISITOR]

this may be a bannable offense on this forum

lol

[DaHen]

This may be a bannable offense on this forum, but I wash all of my microfiber towels together.

lol. Yes, It is a ten yard penalty.

[Shakabruddah808]

Great idea, I've been using a 4' high shoe rack that my wife broke, same idea as the drying rack.

50 Pair Shoe Rack - Bed Bath & Beyond

A shoe rack as a drying rack. Never thought about that. Pretty good idea!

I'm just a small timer, so I don't have enough towels to set aside until I have a full load. This may be a bannable offense on this forum, but I wash all of my microfiber towels together. Yep, rinseless MF towels, drying MF towels, polishing MF towels, wax MF towels, sealant MF towels, glass cleaning MF towels; they all go into the wash, together. I do separately wash wheel and door jamb towels, separately. I spent a whole lot of money on the washer/dryer combo that I have, so I trust that they won't cross-contaminate anything and will do what they're made to do; clean!

I do pretty much the same thing. Small timer as well. Only difference are the really grungy towels which get a thorough hand washing first THEN placed together with the other towels.

Hey thanks alot for all the info guys. I think I might try and run a line somewhere in the garage to dry rill I get a full load. thanks alot

Hey, not a problem. We're all in the same boat together. Makin' our cars clean, shiny and protected.

lol. Yes, It is a ten yard penalty.

ROFLMAO!

[Circa40]

Im use this: Amazon.com: SecureLine RC20 20-Foot Retractable Clothesline: Home Improvement
when theres not too many towels to dry.

[jiverson04]

Im use this: Amazon.com: SecureLine RC20 20-Foot Retractable Clothesline: Home Improvement
when theres not too many towels to dry.

Thanks I just bought the retractable line and that is just what I needed. Thank you so much