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Old Apr 24, 2008 | 03:33 PM
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how to wash microfiber cloths?

i have seen people using vinegar and detergent.... why vinegar?

i am new to detailing..pardon me if this has been discussed before..
 
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Detergents are alkaline (pH greater than 7). The vinegar is acidic (pH less than 7) and is used in place of a fabric softener to rinse out any left over detergent (this is what makes the fabric "not soft"). I always do my laundry this way. Also, if you have any towels that were left damp and have that nasty smell, just pre-soak them with some vinegar and voila!

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Originally Posted by Dtlng. Dynamics
Detergents are alkaline (pH greater than 7). The vinegar is acidic (pH less than 7) and is used in place of a fabric softener to rinse out any left over detergent (this is what makes the fabric "not soft"). I always do my laundry this way. Also, if you have any towels that were left damp and have that nasty smell, just pre-soak them with some vinegar and voila!

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+1...use MicroRestore as a detergent. It's made for microfiber and keeps them fluffy.
 
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