Do you clean your microfibre drying cloths?

[W1ghty]

Honestly, no I don't wash them at all. I can buy a pack of 25 cloths for very little so easier to use them, throw them out when no longer usable and buy another pack. Generally two packs lasts me all year hear when using one for washing, one for drying, one for polish on, one for polish off, one for interior polishes etc etc.

Jesus buddy, I bought a 25 pack from Costco 20 years ago and still using them

 

[Wombat457]

Jesus buddy, I bought a 25 pack from Costco 20 years ago and still using them

I have three vehicles to use them on, inside and out, so I do go through a few each year and they aren't that big so it doesn't take much to get them to the point where they aren't usable, at least in my opinion anyway

 

[merc estate]

I have washed mine a couple of times and like W1ghty had a cosco pack for a couple of years, when i think they are no good for the car, i give them to my wife to use to put her makeup on

 

[Jimbob1988]

So are these machine washable?

Yes definitely washable but never use fabric softener as this stops them being so water absorbent or you can buy a bottle of microfibre cloth cleaner from any decent detailing shop

 

[Rubyred]

Wow, it’s a different world out there, what’s a washing machine!

 

[Chrishazle]

It's a skirt wearing appliance that costs a fortune to run and keep!!

 

[pioneercollector]

Yes i do, well the cloth fairy comes along and collects everything that is in the 'wash' basket and a day or so later they reappear nice and clean and folded .....

 

[Alex225]

Whatever cloths I've used get washed every time. So that's drying towels, microfibre cloths and wash mitts. I'll then tumble dry them on the lower heat setting rather than a line dry. Line drying to me seems riskier as there's more chance they'll end up falling on the floor and possible contaminants ending up on the towels from literally hanging around.

I avoid fabric softener but will use normal washing liquid.

 

[optimusprime]

I wash all my mfc after i have used them, by hand in luke warm water and a little washing powder