Also how long to wait to use again? And with the microfiber towels, do you wash these after every time you use Speed Shine?
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i always wash between uses - why would you want to shine your car with a dirty cloth?
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Yes I handwash the microfiber towels after each use. I use speedshine every 3 to 4 weeks on average.
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It is a quick touch up wax. Bayou would have to use their regular wax for a longer lasting shine. November this stuff!
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I use it more to spot shine but have been known to go out and use it on the entire car. If it's fairly clean you can use the towel again but if it has been anything like this winter you need to wash them but they hold up well. I love it and actually have the touch up wax as well for little nicks.
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It lasts a long time, obviously it depends on weather, etc. Definitely wash the microfiber towels every time.
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It lasts a long time, obviously it depends on weather, etc.Definitely wash the microfiber towels every time.
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I Speed Shine my car on average once a month, unless I get caught in the rain. And no, you only have to wash the micro soft towels when they dirty. Use one after you spray the Speed Shine on to wipe off and another separate clean one to dry/polish. I have used Speed Shine for years and it is the best product out there. You can Speed Shine a car in less than 20 minutes with awesome results.
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I just wash and dry them like I would any towel. Not sure if this recommended but it works. I've had mine for a year with weekly washing a and they are in great shape. When possible I love to line dry!
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I use the Bona mop and cleaner also. I use the quick shine to get them shiny and use the bona to clean up The shine stays for about 3 weeks
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Yes Kevin! I've been using them since December 13 and I've washed my car, and sometimes my wife's SUV, every single weekend with fail. And thus far the towels still look and work great....like new. Although I might add that it's probably because I only use these towels for the body of the vehicle...ie I use different towels (old beat-up & 100% cotton) my rims & tires.
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Wash once or twice then use. The more you wash them over time the more absorbant they become.
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I would think so. However, I would use towels that had been washed three times first. Also, no fabric softener--it may cause streaking with a slight film.
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I have several of them and, As per the instructions, I washed them before I started to use them. I think they becomemore absorbent after they are washed. they are great and Very absorbant. they shed quite a lot when first washed.
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I have only washed mine once and it took a long time to dry. I have avoided washing by using a paper towel between the compress and my eyes. I also avoid eye makeup when using the compress. The instructions say:" wait 2 hours after use, hand wash in cold water with mild detergent and air dry for at least 24 hours before use. Wash if exposed to creams ,oils ,grease, or food.
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While the rollers are still on and hot, I use a wet (with water) microfiber cloth. Gently rub back and forth on each roller as they are turning. Some products leave the rollers with a little crust. When this happens I add a dampened, none soapy (the green pads) scouring pad to the mix. Again with gentle pressure and just enough to break down the crust and then finish with the microfiber cloth. So far the rollers still look brand new. Hope this helps.
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You can wring it out with soap and hot water and you can even put them in the dishwasher. I think it depends on the amount of grease on the towel whether you would want to use it again.
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I wash mine right after I use them, or at least run them under cool water while I briskly rub them together.Then later wash them with whites.
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I usually just throw them in with my towels/sheets - in hot water & dry in the dryer. Hope this helps.
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I wash in warm water and dry them on the lowest setting. My dryer has an automatic sensor so I let it determine the time. Occasionally I have to run them through the dryer a second time but not often. They do fine that way.
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You can washwith detergent and dry them once. Over the next washes absorbancy will increase some. You can hang dry or in the dryer, whatever you like. I recommend http://www.fluffloveuniversity.com/ to get yourself off with a proper wash routine. :)
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I wash these towels along with my other towels using hot water, liquid detergent, and crucially NO fabric softener (softener fills up the little nooks and crannies in the fabric and negatively affects its absorbency). I guess you could, as others have said, use vinegar if you want to give the towels a good cleaning.
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I use lotion and put them on right before bed; I wear them a couple times and then throw them in the washing machine and dryer. I've had mine for quite awhile and washed them 10-15 times. They're still in great shape. Hopefully that helps.
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I don't know why you'd want to wash & reuse the cloths. They're really small (about 3" square) - enough to do the job. If you want microfiber cloths, You can buy them anywhere.