Description

Intended use:
Glass cleaning.
Features:
Streak‑free.
Excellent cleaning.
Absorbent.
Lint‑free.
Durable, absorbent and streak‑free, wash after wash.

Microfibre care:
There are a few simple rules to follow when caring for microfibre towels. Microfibre towels should only be washed with other microfibre towels. If you wash them with other fabrics such as cotton, lint from those fabrics will stay in the microfibre. Wash with a microfibre detergent that contains everything you want and nothing you don’t. Never use fabric softeners or dryer sheets. When drying, either hang them up or tumble dry on a very low heat cycle, and never leave them in the dryer long enough to overheat. Microfibre heated beyond a certain point melts and becomes dangerous to paint. Rinsing new towels in the washing machine is always a good habit, but bear in mind that some colours may bleed onto others if you mix colours during that first wash. After use, microfibre should be stored, washed and kept separately according to its task. In other words, you would never use a wheel towel and then mix it with a paint towel. Mixing wax and sealant removal towels with glass and drying towels is a good way to reduce absorbency or cause streaking on your drying towels. Interior and door jamb towels collect sand and particles you never want in your paint towels, so keep those separate too, just to be safe.

Points to watch:
Do not mix with towels used for other jobs.
Wash with a microfibre detergent that is safe up to 140F.
Never use fabric softener.
Hang to dry in a dust‑free place or tumble dry on the lowest heat setting.