Restore the absorbency, softness, and performance you bought your microfiber for
A quality microfiber towel can last for dozens of washes – if you take care of it properly. RRC Bad Boys Microfiber Wash is a concentrated detergent developed specifically for microfiber towels, drying towels, wash mitts, and applicators, which thoroughly removes grease, waxes, and detailing chemical residues.
The special formula cleans fibers deep down without unnecessarily compromising their properties. This helps to maintain the absorbency, softness, and long service life of your microfiber even with regular use.
RRC BAD BOYS MICROFIBER WASH IN A NUTSHELL
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Removes grease, waxes, and detailing product residues from microfiber.
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Helps maintain the absorbency and softness of towels, drying cloths, and mitts.
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Concentrated formula – approximately 40–50 ml is enough for one wash cycle.
Because a regular detergent can gradually kill microfiber performance
Microfiber works thanks to the fine structure of individual fibers. If residues of waxes, polymers, detailers, or unsuitable detergent gradually settle in them, the towel may begin to absorb less effectively, capture dirt less efficiently, and lose its original softness.
Microfiber Wash helps dissolve these deposits and wash them out from deep within the fibers. It also contains water-softening agents that limit the buildup of minerals and limescale on the microfiber.
Extend the lifespan of the equipment you use for every detailing job
Drying towels, polishing cloths, and high-quality wash mitts are not single-use consumables. Proper care will help them retain the properties you bought them for for significantly longer.
RRC Bad Boys Microfiber Wash is suitable for washing microfiber towels, drying towels, wash mitts, applicators, and other microfiber accessories. After washing, it leaves the material clean, fresh, and ready for further work.
Instructions
Add approximately 40–50 ml of the product to your washing machine per cycle. Wash microfiber separately from regular laundry and do not use fabric softener, which can coat individual fibers and significantly reduce their absorbency.