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Colin,A 30 year veteran of the textile industry posts on Meguiar's forum. He has this recommendation and I've been following it with fantastic results:
Wash in hot water using liquid detergent (1/2 amount called for)
During rinse cycle, add 1 cup of distilled white vinegar
Dry on low heat (no dryer sheets)
This has worked great for me. In fact, I had a couple of Meguiar's Water Magnets used for drying. The Water Magnets weren't absorbing the water anymore, just smearing it around the car. I found the above recommendation and used it. The only difference from my normal routine was 1/2 the detergent and the vinegar during the rinse cycle. The Water Magnets came out super soft and absorbed the water like they were new. I've stuck to that routine ever since.
I find there is no need for the special cleaners and detergents.
Colin
Yes, thanks, I already add the vinegar. I'm curious to see what effect cutting the detergent has.2 ounces of White Vinegar per load in addition the half the amount of a HE detergent.
A 30 year veteran of the textile industry posts on Meguiar's forum. He has this recommendation and I've been following it with fantastic results:
Wash in hot water using liquid detergent (1/2 amount called for)
During rinse cycle, add 1 cup of distilled white vinegar
Dry on low heat (no dryer sheets)
This has worked great for me. In fact, I had a couple of Meguiar's Water Magnets used for drying. The Water Magnets weren't absorbing the water anymore, just smearing it around the car. I found the above recommendation and used it. The only difference from my normal routine was 1/2 the detergent and the vinegar during the rinse cycle. The Water Magnets came out super soft and absorbed the water like they were new. I've stuck to that routine ever since.
I find there is no need for the special cleaners and detergents.
Colin
Yes. It's also good with plain water to clean tile and Pergo floors without leaving a sticky surface.Sorry for asking, but what is the vinegar for?
And is this the same as regular cooking vinegar?