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I read on here a while back about using microfiber towels for cleaning, and I have always used bountys for everything. Lately I have been using the microfiber towels for cleaning the outside and inside of the glass, I can tell a major difference on what I was spending on bountys compared to now. I use one bounty towel per window for the final wipe around the edges before I put the film to the glass. Every afternoon when I finish for the day I scrub the towels with soap and water and hang them up for the next day.
Thanks for that! I now know i'm not the cheapest SOB on the planet!!!
how about just not using throw away towels at all?
I use two types, these for hard carding
http://www.microfiberusa.com/green_microfi...ss_towel-2.html and these for cleaning http://www.microfiberusa.com/all_purpose_m...er_towel-2.html I have a uniform company that stocks me up on them, along with TP and bathroom towels, soap, hand cleaner, etc. so it's pretty convenient. QUOTE (thatsnappyguy @ Jun 14 2009, 08:13 PM) [*]695167[/*] how about just not using throw away towels at all? I like using bountys for wiping the edges (less lint) and they absorb water better. QUOTE (opus @ Jun 14 2009, 08:58 PM) [*]695166[/*] Thanks for that! I now know i'm not the cheapest SOB on the planet!!! I would rather waste money on good paper towels than use the cheap ones that fall apart as soon as you get them wet. QUOTE (The ///Man @ Jun 15 2009, 01:23 AM) [*]695187[/*] I use two types, these for hard carding http://www.microfiberusa.com/green_microfi...ss_towel-2.html and these for cleaning http://www.microfiberusa.com/all_purpose_m...er_towel-2.html I have a uniform company that stocks me up on them, along with TP and bathroom towels, soap, hand cleaner, etc. so it's pretty convenient. these are the towels and cloths i have been using for almost 3 years now.. i just imagine all the trees i have saved... QUOTE (tintgod @ Jun 15 2009, 08:29 PM) [*]695319[/*] QUOTE (The ///Man @ Jun 15 2009, 01:23 AM) [*]695187[/*] I use two types, these for hard carding http://www.microfiberusa.com/green_microfi...ss_towel-2.html and these for cleaning http://www.microfiberusa.com/all_purpose_m...er_towel-2.html I have a uniform company that stocks me up on them, along with TP and bathroom towels, soap, hand cleaner, etc. so it's pretty convenient. these are the towels and cloths i have been using for almost 3 years now.. i just imagine all the trees i have saved... :bi ngo.. Ibuy them at the Dollarama for $1 each QUOTE (The ///Man @ Jun 14 2009, 09:23 PM) [*]695187[/*] I use two types, these for hard carding http://www.microfiberusa.com/green_microfi...ss_towel-2.html and these for cleaning http://www.microfiberusa.com/all_purpose_m...er_towel-2.html I have a uniform company that stocks me up on them, along with TP and bathroom towels, soap, hand cleaner, etc. so it's pretty convenient. are they good about not leaving lint?
Never had a problem and I use the terry ones after I clean with a razor to wipe off the water, it's really a nice way to cut back on waste, if the cars aren't super dirty, I use the same two towels all day or more.
Sam's Club has the cheapest microfiber towels
QUOTE (The ///Man @ Jun 14 2009, 10:23 PM) [*]695187[/*] I use two types, these for hard carding http://www.microfiberusa.com/green_microfi...ss_towel-2.html and these for cleaning http://www.microfiberusa.com/all_purpose_m...er_towel-2.html I have a uniform company that stocks me up on them, along with TP and bathroom towels, soap, hand cleaner, etc. so it's pretty convenient. Those hard card ones look nice, I will have a look for something similar over here...or if you're feeling generous :-) QUOTE (SunBusterS @ Aug 17 2009, 10:15 AM) [*]710598[/*] Sam's Club has the cheapest microfiber towels BINGO I buy one pack of 24 towells for 12$$$ and are really big.
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