Chemical Guys CWS_201 Microfiber Cleaning Cloth & Car Wash Towel Concentrated Cleaning Detergent , 128 fl oz (1 Gallon) Orange Scent

If you are going to buy this get the Gallon. It only makes sense because you will blow right through the smaller bottle. And it's not because you have to use more then they recommend it is just surprising how much I actually wash my microfibers, especially now that this stuff gets them super clean and fluffy again. I used to use normal dish soap when washing microfibers and basically I considered them a disposable item. I rotate them down the ranks as they get used and eventually they become my tire/wheel/around the house rags.This stuff on the other hand makes the microfibers feel almost new again (this is more true for my high quality ones vs my cheaper ones). I have always split my microfibers up before washing them depending on what I use them for and I did not change that habit when switching to this. The one thing I did change is that I soak the microfibers in a 5 gallon bucket of water and this (various amounts depending on how bad the microfibers are) before I put them in the washing machine. I will then throw a small amount of this into the washing machine with the rags after I ring them out and then run them through the machine. I end up using the left over bucket water for things like my applicators or around the house rags that way I don't waste any of this. Defiantly worth buying this stuff if you want to save money on microfibers.-Side note: if you mix a small amount of this with water in a spray bottle it works amazingly to clean microfiber couches as well as certain types of car seats without discoloring them.

Works great

I detail vehicles and this soap is great for washing my rags. I do small loads so I only use 1 oz of wash at a time. I also make sure to keep my rags separated and wash by product on the rag. Wash in cool water and air dry or fluff with low (delicate) heat. This seems to keep the microfiber towels in the best condition and soft to keep using multiple times. I color code all my microfiber also so makes it easier when it comes to wash time. Great soap, a gal will last awhile especially when you use an ounce at a shot! Will continue to buy. This is my 3rd purchase over a couple of years.

I'm very impressed. Yes, it is hard to dispense from the gallon size when it's full but this does seem to really be able to clean the waxes and dirt from the microfiber and it makes the soft again, just like the product is described to do. What really impressed me was how well this cleans foam pads. I machine applied White Light and Jet Seal using 2 different Lake Country finishing pads then I tried to tried to clean them using a powdered pad cleaner, both pads still looked like they had product on them and could could still squeeze some Jet Seal out of that one pad. I soaked them in Dawn and warm water for an hour and then agitated, they looked a little cleaner but still had product trapped in them. I put 1oz of Microfiber Wash in a bucket with one gallon of warm (almost hot) water and soaked for 30 minutes, before I agitated I could see how milky the water turned, so I squeezed them out a few times and rinsed them. Both pads look new now, smell only of the Microfiber Wash, and I can no longer squeeze any leftover glaze or sealant out of either.

This product is great and helps us reuse our towels instead of continuously buy new towels

Gets the job done

Update: This stuff is amazing!!! It doesn't take as much detergent as traditional HE detergents. Only 4 ounces for heavy loads, then 2 ounces for normal and lighter loads. I've washed microfiber towels and wax applicators, and since it's the first coat of the year; I've mostly been running heavy loads. This product is really living up to its' value when I'm able to take heavily caked towels and applicators from wax & paint sealant, and totally refresh them from a 3 hour wash cycle. It's even talking older stains on my towels and also making that chore of waxing much easier with clean towels and applicators. I don't care so much about the gloss, as much as I simply enjoy how hydrophobic my windows are that I can see better when the weather is bad...I feel pretty confident that this product will work this year (mostly complete) when it comes to automotive waxing/polishing (should've bought this sooner). Even using Tide on Microfiber towels in the heaviest wash setting doesn't guarantee that they're clean from the Rain-X, Nu-Finish, and any other product that I feel like trying on my truck because I like the water beading off my vehicle's surface and the assurance that I can see in inclement weather (feels like a waste in energy and water using the wrong detergent, lol). It's not uncommon to have family approach me and ask me to detail their vehicles for that gloss finish I have on my old truck which gets a lot of compliments and gets people to smile at me (and some will even ask if that truck is for sale, lol). What I'm mostly appreciating now is the design they put on their product to tolerate the shipping on the ice, slush, and snow that I asked the shippers to trudge through to have my stuff ready for Spring & Summer. The safety cap broke off (wasn't loved anyways, lol; everybody's an adult where I live), but the seal stayed intact along with the bottle. What comes to my mind is Meguiar's Hybrid Ceramic Wax, and the negative reputation they had in their containers in leaking from the shipping (was getting ready to order a case, but I'm holding off on that for a bit until I feel confident they have things under control on their end and after I go through a couple other products); so I ordered a different wax that had similar properties and high ratings with no negative feedback from the containers breaking from the normal demands of shipping...I have a lot of gratitude and respect to the individuals working the warehouses and logistics (finding myself there at some point), so I think it's only fair that they design containers that are forgiving to the demands of storage and shipping...

Great product