Caring for your microfiber products

Poorly washed microfiber is one of the most common reasons towels start scratching paint after just a few months, even when they seem perfectly fine. The solution is simple: follow a few basic rules and use a product specifically designed for microfiber.

What regular detergent gets wrong

Regular laundry detergent contains bleaching and softening agents that get caught in the fibers and create an invisible coating. The towel then absorbs water and dust less effectively than a new one, and when used on paint, it tends to just push dirt around rather than absorb it.

How a specialized product works

Products such as Nuke Guys MICROFIBER FRESHNESS and Gyeon Q2M TowelWash are designed to release trapped oil, wax, and car-care products from the fibers, where they accumulated during previous use. This helps microfiber retain its absorbency and softness, even after dozens of wash cycles.

Practical washing tip

Wash microfiber separately from other laundry at no more than 40°C and without fabric softener– use a specialized product instead. For larger quantities of towels and cloths, a larger container is worth it; for occasional washing, a smaller bottle or The Collection Microfiber Wash powder is enough.