I did a quick search on the topic, but there were a variety of responses that have made me a bit indecisive... so I apologize in advance for the repetition.
I recently purchased the Leather/Interior cleaner & conditioner bottles (as well as the brush), but I was wondering if it was OK to use some of my cheaper (non-Adams brand) microfiber towels when doing light cleaning on the interior. I know that Adam's offers the black utility towels, but I was thinking that my crappy towels should do the trick as long as they stay away from the paint. I certainly don't want to crud up my double softs to do the interior... so is there any harm in using these towels? Will these towels scratch the interior trim/leather in any way? Will these non-Adams towels "drink" too much of the product when cleaning?
Thanks in advance for any help you guys can give me.
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Hi everyone,
I did a quick search on the topic, but there were a variety of responses that have made me a bit indecisive... so I apologize in advance for the repetition.![:o](//content.invisioncic.com/l231836/emoticons/default_ohmy.png)
I recently purchased the Leather/Interior cleaner & conditioner bottles (as well as the brush), but I was wondering if it was OK to use some of my cheaper (non-Adams brand) microfiber towels when doing light cleaning on the interior. I know that Adam's offers the black utility towels, but I was thinking that my crappy towels should do the trick as long as they stay away from the paint. I certainly don't want to crud up my double softs to do the interior... so is there any harm in using these towels? Will these towels scratch the interior trim/leather in any way? Will these non-Adams towels "drink" too much of the product when cleaning?
Thanks in advance for any help you guys can give me.![:glasses:](//content.invisioncic.com/l231836/emoticons/default_glasses13.gif)
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