How to Wash Your Microfiber Towels

Properly washing your microfiber towels will help them last longer and clean better!

WOW, its Tuesday again! Welcome back to the Clean Freak Weekly. We are going to be talking about washing your microfiber towels. Laundry? Yes, we get excited about laundry! A towel to a cleaner is like a hammer to a builder. Or maybe like a plunger to a plumber? To be honest, we use our microfiber towels for some pretty dirty and grimy jobs! When your microfiber towels are properly cleaned they will last longer and clean better. So here we go! We have a lot of information for you to ‘absorb’! 

5 Tips on How to Wash Your Microfiber

What is Microfiber?

Microfiber is a manufactured fiber that is smaller than one denier. A single strand of silk is considered 1 denier. So microfiber is smaller and lighter than silk. This unique property allows it to be woven into an intricate net-like structure that makes it extremely absorbent and breathable. 

Did You Know?

  • Microfiber towels can be used almost anywhere that you would use paper towels.

  •  Microfiber towels can absorb seven times their weight in water!

  • Because of microfibers' net-like structure, it is more effective than cotton at removing bacteria from surfaces.

5 Steps We Use and Suggest to Wash Microfiber Towels 👇 

1. Make sure your towels are sorted before you begin. Microfiber towels should be washed alone as a separate load. If you have any other fiber types included, especially cotton, you will have a linty mess!

2. Use dye and scent-free detergent to clean the microfiber towels. We really like this one from Tide

3. Wash on normal with hot water

4. Never use fabric softener or bleach. This can permanently damage microfiber towels.

5. For drying you can air dry or dry them in the dryer with a NO heat setting. Heat can also permanently damage microfiber towels.

Pro Tip! Microfiber towels come in a wide assortment of vibrant colors. To prevent cross-contamination from different uses in the home, use a specific microfiber color for specific jobs and areas. For example, in the bathroom: Red for toilets. Blue for countertops, Green for dusting, and Yellow for floors. (Of course, you can use whatever color you prefer!)

Clean Freak Sneak Peak! 👀

 I am so excited to announce Clean That Up is partnering with Microfiber Wholesale on the new letscleanthatup.com website. This is something we have been working on for a very long time! We are getting ready for our ‘soft launch’ so we have a few under-construction areas. But, we wanted to give our Clean Freak Weekly readers the first chance to take a look around, kick the tires, and help us ‘wring out' the wrinkles. 

Our goal with the site is for it to be your go-to place for all things cleaning. Whether you need help cleaning up a spot on your carpet, hacks to speed up your cleaning routine and even our favorite product recommendations. We hope to have all the resources you'll need; like videos, blogs, and more to help you Clean That Up!

You can even get your very own Clean That Up microfiber towels! 😀

Clean Freak Of The Week

This week we are giving away another set of my NEW Clean That Up microfiber towels!

Just subscribe to the Clean Freak Weekly and you are in the running. Keep an eye on your inbox each week to see if you are the next Clean Freak of the Week!

See you next week! 💚

Brandon & James

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