How to Clean your Microfiber Cleaning Products
Microfiber towels and mop pads can be washed in your home washing machine, and dried in your home dryer, but there are a few precautions you should take to extend the life of your products.
First and foremost, don’t use bleach. Bleach will break down and erode the integrity of the split microfiber strands, your towels will lose their absorbency, and dust clinging ability, they will become rough and ineffective.
Second, don’t use fabric softener. Fabric Softener will clog the micro-pours in the microfiber fabric that suck up water and dust.
Third, don’t dry too hot. When it comes down to it, microfiber is like a plastic. If you heat it up too much it will melt, and will lose cleaning effectiveness.
For those of you who are cleaning grease, heavy grime, or using car waxes and polishes, Micro-Restore Detergent a specially designed detergent for microfiber.
