Product clogging drying towels

georgez

georgez

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I've seen a few threads mentioning that using a spray wax as a drying aid can clog the drying towels with product.

I'm currently using ONR and haven't noticed any issues yet. I was thinking about moving to ONRWW and was curious to know the waxes in ONRWW had the potential to clog a drying towel.
 
None that I've seen.......but I would recommend Ultima Waterless Wash Plus Concentrate(UWW+) over ONRWW and can be used as rinseless, waterless, QD spray, and clay lube. The gloss and slickness is unbeatable!
 
That happened to my towels after removing SPNS.
 
I always soak my towels in this stuff for a week or two before washing. Im pretty sure it will break down any wax.....Ive noticed that there is no smell of my wax after the wash. Before I used it I noticed a faint smell in my towels.

BLACKFIRE Advanced Pad Cleaner & Restorer
 
Thanks for the responses guys. Now I'm starting to go back to old threads and read rinseless comparisons.

For any long time users of UWW+ or ONRWW, has it affected your drying towel?
 
I find you need to pre-soak towels (at least overnight) after using any LSP; I normally do so in a small bucket solution of APC or pad cleaner mix. Then I wash the towels afterward.

If it's a wash & wax product (waterless/shampoo/etc), then I'm sure to wash the towels immediately afterward--I don't always do the pre-soak.
 
I remember reading somewhere it is better to toss the LSP remover towel or pad straight to bucket of apc or microfiber detergent...
 
georgez said:
Thanks for the responses guys. Now I'm starting to go back to old threads and read rinseless comparisons.

For any long time users of UWW+ or ONRWW, has it affected your drying towel?
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NO, and I always wash my microfiber with Micro Restore Detergent.
 
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