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I finally gave in and washed my waffle weave microfiber drying towels with some cotton towels. It appears to have worked just fine. What's the big deal about washing microfiber alone.
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Re: Washing waffle weave microfber towels
For me its in my head... I just like the thought more than anything, really as long as they are clean thats what counts!Brandon
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Re: Washing waffle weave microfber towels
Microfiber towels trap the particles inside the fibers. So if you mix the load with let's say a dirty terry cloth towel, the MF fibers will pick up the stray lint during the wash. I just make sure to batch up my MF's and always wash them separately. I never put them in the dryer for that same reason - the potential of picking up lint in the dryer. I just let it air dry.
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Re: Washing waffle weave microfber towels
I agree with all of this except in the case of waffle weave MF towels. When I first started using MF towels I tossed a few of them in with a couple of terry towels, and the terry lint was all over the regular issue MF pieces but not really a problem with the waffle weaves. The construction and finish of the WW is definitely different and didn't seem to be as "clingy" as the standard MFs were. But, since I separate my MF and terry anyway, the WWs go with the other MFs.Originally posted by Sergei View PostMichael Stoops
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