No affiliation, but I thought this was full of good info, especially for people like me who is an old school cotton towel guy.

http://www.incrediblydetailed.com/mi...ofiber-towels/

 

Great article, thanks for the link. I use a combination of cotton and microfiber products.

 

Wow. There's a lot to that.

I usually just cut the buttons of my old button up shirts or turn the logo/screening inside out on my old T shirts and use them

 

I love microfibers. I just make sure to wash them, and they can be reused many times. Just don't drop on the ground.

 

Can they be washed Ron?

 

Yes, I wash them all the time. The previous link has a good discussion on it. Mostly don't use fabric softener. If I had it to do over again I would buy three different color microfibers. One for cleaning, one for washing, and one for dirty areas. I don't segregate now, so I always use a new one for washing my wife's black Mustang. I just bought a big package at Home Depot, and I am going to use them only for washing the Mustang.

At first I thought it was expensive to buy microfibers, but when you consider how much you save on car washes, you come out way ahead.

I seem to do fine with Microfibers from Ace, Advance Auto and Home Depot. I don't buy the expensive ones you see on the detailing sites.


With grit guards and microfibers, I actually enjoy detailing.
https://www.hdforums.com/forum/gener...heir-bike.html

 

Thank you. I'm going to get some of those and try and keep the bikes a little cleaner this year.