Review on 🔬 Micro Restore Super Detail by Charles Woods

If you are using expensive, high quality towels then you should consider caring for them properly to get your investment back. I use a lot of microfiber towels around the house. . I have a few cheap ones, and I have a lot of plushes that cost a lot of money. I have found that they lose their absorbency when washed with regular detergents. Of course, you may have experienced this problem before after washing towels with fabric softener and now you are left with a soft towel that is not drying as well as before. This cleaner tries to prevent this with microfiber cloths. It seems to work well, but I don't find it very effective at lower concentrations. I find using double strength cleaning wipes works best. Even when fabric softener sheets have been used in the dryer, there is often enough buildup left on the dryer drum to contaminate your clean towels with fabric softener. So washing these towels properly can be quite a hassle, but if their absorbency is important to you, this product will help you get the most out of your towel. Also, I believe that towels used in cars should not be washed with other towels. used for business purposes. Some products used on cars are resistant to almost any detergent and I think they will contaminate other towels when washed. So keep those two burdens separate, I say.