11078 Griot's Garage Micro Fiber and Foam Pad Cleaner - 35oz Review

The product itself is one of the best MF cleaners and very effective. I pour directly onto towels and put it in the dispenser. Delivery? You have to find out. Lots of brands have it off, every time I have to order it it's always wet, with a broken seal and in a mess. Depending on how many leaks depends on whether it is sent back.

This stuff works exactly as described. I've amassed dozens of microfiber towels over the years and toss them in the wash every 3 months with an ounce or two of this product. One extra rinse, then tumble dry on "low" for 30 minutes and they'll work again. On all phones, laptops, computer monitors, glasses, windshields, car displays, etc., they have never left any marks or scratches. One bottle seems to last me a decade!

This stuff works great, really cleaned up my microfiber towels that I wanted to throw away. Follow the directions, don't wash with terry towels, and I now have a large supply of recycled microfiber towels for my cars and bikes. I don't give a star for the packaging like some do because it's a product review. The shipping packaging was awful, the bottle rattled with no padding and the cap was broken, good thing the bottle had an internal cap otherwise all the liquid would have been lost, very…

This material does a great job cleaning my microfiber towels. I use my towels to wash cars and some things in my house. A few ounces of this in the washing machine with my regular detergent and the towels always come out clean and feeling like new. Without cleaner, microfiber towels feel dry or hard. There are no traces of the chemicals I use to clean. I also use this product to hand wash my microfiber applicators and polishing pads. I don't know how it works, but this thing cuts through wax…

I confess I'm a big fan of Griot's Garage products. I have been using their products on various vehicles for almost 15 years and have found that all products are consistent in quality and results. This fiber and foam wipe cleaner is a must have when using Griot DA buffers with their new solutions (BOSS products). Some resin products are a little difficult to clean with warm soapy water, but if sprayed onto the pad before cleaning, the resins will break down leaving a fresh pad for the next…

The cleaner worked well even on low heat. My microfiber towels are as flexible as new, they pull every ripple on my fingers. I use MF to wash cars. If they do not retain their original properties, they will spoil the paintwork. I soak dirty towels in 2-4 ounces of this detergent in 5 gallons of warm water for about a day or more. Then I wash your MF towels in about a 1:1 dilution of this detergent and Woolite, which is a delicate wash. Some tips: - Do not use powder detergents, conditioners or…

I really couldn't decide if I wanted to risk ordering this cleaner because the reviews were everywhere. Some said it was a waste of time and ineffective, others are amazed by its cleaning ability. Well I took the plunge and ordered it and I'm glad to be among the customers who have had a positive experience as I hate sending things back in the mail. I used a front load washing machine, set it on a HOT WATER CYCLE "PRE-SOAK", used my regular FRAGRANCED DETERGENT and added 2 ounces of Griot…

This is an essential product for the care and cleaning of microfiber fabrics. Regular laundry detergents usually contain softeners that can ruin the effectiveness of a microfiber cloth. I use microfiber towels to clean all of my glasses, electronics cases, flat screens, windows, and car interiors and exteriors. Using a microfiber cloth that has been treated with fabric softener will result in the microfiber cloth not picking up fine particles and may cause streaks on smooth surfaces. Do not dry

I have been using this product successfully for several years and it works really well if you follow the instructions. and pads with different foam densities. I've used it to clean pads with carnauba wax and synthetic waxes. It cleans pads loaded with automotive machine polishes and glass polishes. This will extend the life of the foam pads and remove any particles, dirt and grease stuck in the pad. I soak the foam pad and let it dry for about 30 seconds, then massage it all over and rinse…