MF Towels leaving lint... HELP!

[boltsfan]

Just washed my (4) new blue MT towels for the 2nd time. Used Woolite on gentle cycle in cold water and hung dry in my laundry room.

 

Went to wipe down car with the DS this morning and all of the MF towels are leaving lint all over my black paint. They were perfect after the first wash with Woolite and I did everything the same.

 

Any ideas... or am I screwed?

Edited July 20, 2009 by boltsfan

[boltsfan]

Had a typo in the subject. Tried to edit to MF (not MT) but the changes don't show in the posts list but do when you view the post.

[jjwvette]

Never had this problem using woolite...I'd try one more time to wash them:xfingers:

[mcss383]

My older, larger blue ones do this as well. I don't remember accidentally washing them with other cloths so I don't know why. I have since been more particular with how I handle them since and none of my newer ones have that problem. Could be the newer ones are better too, not sure.

[boltsfan]

I can guarantee I only washed the blue towels and pads with no other towels. I'll try to re-wash them to see if it helps.

[livingwater]

I noticed a couple of loose fibers on occasion from mine.

 

The wife suggest I try to dry them on a cool temp setting in the dryer

I always air dry mine on a wooden clothes rack.

 

Has anyone tried using a heated clothes dryer?

[Bill-V8V]

I always put mine in the dryer, low setting

[Rich]

I always wash mine in hot water, normal cycle, liquid detergent (Tide) and only blue with blue. And I dry them in the dryer.........normal heat, no dryer sheets.

Don't have any lint problems at all. Never did.

Just saying............

[Sundog Detailing]

I always put mine in the dryer, low setting

[Devin04]

I always put mine in the dryer, low setting

 

[Adam]

As with everything we sell, our Microfiber Towels are unfortunately made by humans, and the possibility of a defective batch exists!

 

If your towels are not performing as they should, please contact us, and we'll replace them! 866-965-0400, or, Orders@AdamsPolishes.com.

 

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Edited July 22, 2009 by C6Bill

[boltsfan]

Hopefully my post was not taken as a rant... I was just looking for help from the community and making sure I did not do something wrong before I contacted Adam's customer support.

 

It seems the preferred method is to tumble dry low in the dryer vs. air drying. I had read to be careful with the dryer, so I choose to avoid completely.

 

I did email Adam's support yesterday morning and as always, I received a quick response. Ashley suggested boiling towels for 5 minutes then drying on gentle cycle to help avoid lint. If it did not fix the issue, then I was assured I would be taken care of.

 

Thanks

[Bill-V8V]

Nope, did see any ranting here Chris

 

Just someone here looking for help and that is what we are all here for :hi:

[livingwater]

Let us know how you make out with the lint.

Adams super plush microfiber towels have been holding up extremely well for me.

I have around eight of the Super plush and six of another brand which I use on the chrome.

I usually wash them when I have about 5 or 6 soiled ones.

The super plush never look dirty but they get wash after being used.

Edited July 21, 2009 by livingwater

[jjwvette]

As with everything we sell, our Microfiber Towels are unfortunately made by humans, and the possibility of a defective batch exists!

 

If your towels are not performing as they should, please contact us, and we'll replace them! 866-965-0400, or, Orders@AdamsPolishes.com.

 

Also, have a look at this thread for more info on helping us offer you the BEST customer service in the industry:

 

Adam,

 

You and your team are the best when it comes to customer service:banana:but if I ever have an issue with anything could you send Ashley? not AJ......:lol: