microfibers and a dryer sheet, oops

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I screwed up and dryed my towels and there was an old sheet still in there and now my towels feel as though there is a film on them, my question is this... can I soak them in some HOT water mixed with Opti-clean and then a HOT wash with dawn and a white vinegar rinse, would that return them to like new?? Help please I really do not want to boil them all if I do not have too. thanks
 
I did the exact same thing, just once.

I didn't even try to see if they worked. I just re washed them and they were fine.
 
dryer sheet...........no problem

I accidently washed 40 MF's and upon removal from the washer I found a piece of "0000" steel wool wraped up in one.........ooops

now I have a bucket of MF's with nothing to use them on
 
Impressions said:
dryer sheet...........no problem

I accidently washed 40 MF's and upon removal from the washer I found a piece of "0000" steel wool wraped up in one.........ooops

now I have a bucket of MF's with nothing to use them on
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can't tell you how many times that happened to me at work. the guy picking up towels to do laundry wouldnt pay attention and grab a piece of steel wool and then blammo, you got a bunch of towels that arent good for anything anymore.
 
White vinegar is supposed to help remove fabric softener and clean out residual surfactants from the MFs.

I use white vinegar in place of the fabric softener when I wash my towels in the HE washing machine. Seems to work well for me.

Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays.
 
Kurt_s said:
White vinegar is supposed to help remove fabric softener and clean out residual surfactants from the MFs.

I use white vinegar in place of the fabric softener when I wash my towels in the HE washing machine. Seems to work well for me.

Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays.
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This is what I do as well, it seems to work great. I've noticed that when I don't use vinegar in the rinse cycle that the microfibers aren't as "grabby" as usual.

Bo, I would re-wash them personally and just use vinegar during rinse cycle.
 
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