🔬 Micro Restore Super Detail Review

I have many microfiber towels, mostly yellow from CostCo and after washing them once or twice in this detergent they are much softer than when purchased and work better. In my heavy-duty washing machine I use the normal wash cycle with an additional spin cycle. To avoid soiling from drying towels, I let them dry on hangers in the bathroom.

I like it very much. If my rags are particularly dirty, I soak them in it before wringing and washing. I tried Chem Guys product and found Micro-Restore to be much more effective. Just bought a gallon at a better price elsewhere, partly because I was able to get a discount on July 4th. The only negative thing about this product is a slightly unpleasant smell. . Of course, it contains no fragrances. Note: There is some controversy regarding which water temperature to use. You must use warm or…

This is amazing. A friend of mine who is an auto parts guru recommended it and I can see why. I had about 20 microfiber towels with various liquids or wax on them. For example interior decorating spray, window cleaner, wax residue, leather cleaner, etc. I put an ounce or that in a 5 gallon bucket filled with warm water and within 5 minutes the water turned a sickening brownish-grey color. I let them sit for 20 minutes, then tossed another ounce in the washing machine and they were all brand…

I have a couple of microfiber towels that are beginning to lose their soft texture and look dull. I regularly use towels during my no-rinse wash. I add a small amount of spray wax and also use spray wax as a drying agent. If you follow the directions on the bottle, these towels will be like new again. I put just an ounce in a bucket of water and when I was done with the towel I threw it in the bucket and continued washing the car. When I was done, I took all the towels and machine washed them…

I love the details. I've been hand washing my car for at least 20 years. I used beach towels to dry them and always had a few swirls. In the last 5 years I have become more demanding and have now invested at least 2,000 in the right equipment and products for detailing including very good and large amounts of expensive and high quality microfiber towels. you dry and you can't dry well if you don't have clean, soft, dirt-free towels. This stuff works REALLY well. My microfibers are almost new…

Bought after being disappointed with another brand. I've used regular detergent to clean my towels for a while, but it never removed the wax or sealant, and I ended up getting cross-contaminated with my glass towels, tea towels, and others. I use this with cold water on a longer high cycle in my washing machine. I also set it up to allow for a 30 minute soak time to load. I've only ever used 2 or 3 ounces depending on the size of the load. I usually dose the detergent first and then load the…

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