ONR Great Product but....

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NickMach1

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I've been following the directions on the bottle, Using Microfiber Products to wash and dry the vehicles, work awesome however... I noticed that any microfiber I use to wash with looks destroyed by the time it's done. Even if the vehicle is not really all that dirty. Am I doing something wrong or is the just the nature of the microfiber? Anyone else have this issue.. Any suggestions for me on maintaining the microfiber? Even after washing the microfiber it still looks terrible.
 
That's just the way it works when you use no-rinse stuff. I have a few waffle weave's that I have dedicated to drying after no-rinse washes. I don't let my polishing mf's do that. Although, after washing, they usually come out ok- which mf's are you using?
 
Denzil said:
That's perfectly normal. No worries. Personally, I just set aside microfibers for rinseless washing such as ONR or QEW. :nixweiss
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that is all I do. Have only 2 WW and that is all their job is. Got from WTC for $5 each
 
Awesome, Yep I have a Meg's WW that I have dedicated for the drying aspect. I was just more curious about the Wash Mitt



Thanks guys.
 
I used a chenille mit to wash a slightly dirty car, just some rain splash and my Chenille mitt comes out filthy but the waffle weave used to dry was only slightly soiled. I rinse mitt between panels but not much of the "black" comes out, just the loose grit.
 
I am also experiencing the same, but i notice after a wash, the MF comes out relatively clean.



Just dedicated a 2-3 MFs to be your wash towel. The dry towel is usually spot clean.
 
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