Cleaning towels

[SkydiveDan]

Just curious how to properly clean towels specifically micro fiber towels after using to apply and remove wax?? I use Autoglym high resin polish and the towels are caked with the stuff later. And then I use Collonite 476 which doesn't wash off my car so why would it come out of a towel? Washing them then tossing in the dryer only seems like it would melt and ruin the rest of the stuff in the wash.

Any ideas anyone?

[s300ae]

you use the towels to apply or take off the resin?

i only use them to take off the resin and they wash out just fine.

[SkydiveDan]

I use them for both. One for applying, then another for buffing. The latter is easy to clean. I'm more wondering about the application clothes I use.

[qwerty123]

You can use dawn super degreaser or any APC diluted would work fine. Let it soak in a hot solution of the soap for a while than rinse clean.

[s300ae]

Autoglym sells special applicator pads. I buy the Canadian tire version where it's 3 yellow round pads about 4" wide. One side is a sponge and the other is microfiber. They work pretty well.
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Edit: but I still use a towel to take off the resin.

[Recon604]

Originally Posted by s300ae

Autoglym sells special applicator pads. I buy the Canadian tire version where it's 3 yellow round pads about 4" wide. One side is a sponge and the other is microfiber. They work pretty well.
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Edit: but I still use a towel to take off the resin.

same here, i buy from canadian tire those wax applicator pads