Microfiber Washing

[jshookz]

I used the great white towel for drying my exterior, glass cleaning towels for windows and the edgeless utility towel for interior. I washed all these towels together in one washing machine with the revitalizer. 

 

Would this cause cross contamination by having all towels together? I saw a video on chemical guys where they said to wash all towels together with the job that is being performed...didn't seem very efficient to me but that's why I'm asking!

 

Thank you!

[hockeybawler]

I throw all m towels together in the same load and haven't come across any issues

[Ricky Bobby]

^^^This.  Just make sure you run it on hot water to loosen up all the grime.

 

I never separate my towels, they all always come out fine for me

[Sac]

Same here, never separate my towels and I haven't ran into any issues. 

Edited March 20, 2015 by Sac

[jshookz]

Ok so instead of washing on warm water I'm gonna wash in hot water! Thanks guys I knew it was easier than I thought

[Team Adam's]

Separate by contamination level, not task. Anyone telling you to separate out out into 4 or 5 loads is trying to get you to use 4 or 5x the microfiber wash they're selling.

 

Wash all your towels together - the only ones to wash separate are those that were used for something REALLY nasty, like metal polishing or something on that level.

[jshookz]

Separate by contamination level, not task. Anyone telling you to separate out out into 4 or 5 loads is trying to get you to use 4 or 5x the microfiber wash they're selling.

 

Wash all your towels together - the only ones to wash separate are those that were used for something REALLY nasty, like metal polishing or something on that level.

Thanks Doc!  

[GratefulDiver]

I have found that washing a double soft style towel and window style towel together increases static so those are the only ones I seperate. Thats with low dry time (coming out damp) and low heat with 4 dryer balls

Edited April 12, 2015 by GratefulDiver

[GXPaycheck]

Just make sure to wash new towels separate to prevent color bleeding.

[Drive XR7]

I've always dried with no heat. Usually a few cycles, then I hang them out to dry the rest of the way. I've heard that high heat damages the microfiber.