Tim417

The towels are less than a year old and are have been washed maybe 25 times at the most. The “lint” is actually the microfiber shedding a little and not something else built up in the towel. Towels appear to be clean. It’s anywhere on the paint of the car, and if I use a new towel on the car it glides right across the paint. Good question on the washing machine. It’s a front loader and I havent cleaned it recently. Not even sure how to do that. Tim

Hey guys, I know someone else asked this question but it didn’t really get a solid answer: Some info on the paint: It was recently clayed, corrected, and sealed along with a topping of Brilliant Glaze. When using either Detail Spray or Waterless Wash to remove some light dust, I noticed my towels (Adams Single Soft along with a couple double softs) were draggy and left a little lint. I know it isn’t the paint because if I whip out a new towel out of the bag, that one is fine. My towels are always machine washed separately using Adams Microfiber Revitalizer. I spray some on soiled towels, and also use it as detergent. I usually use hot water, and they are dried separate from any other towels in the dryer after cleaning the lint trap and setting the temp to extra low. Are my towels simply worn out or am I doing something wrong to them? Any ideas? Tim

Alright soaking and then machine wash. Will try that and report back.

Thanks, everyone!

Been hand washing all my towels bow using the Adams Microfiber Brightener spray which is doing a great job of removing dirt and other nastiness. But I’ve noticed pink splotches left by the detail spray on my otherwise nice white towels. Any recommendations?

Been a customer of Adams for about four years now. Got hooked by the detail spray and kept trying new things. I dont use Adams products exclusively but they do comprise 90% of the chemicals I use. Glad to be here and to learn from everyone.