LashingStanley
New member
Hey guys, I`ve been using 3D Towel Kleen for washing my microfibers and also dilute it 1:5 to spray on my foam pads/applicator pads that I used for applying AIO and sealants. I`ve ordered another gallon but currently I`m out. My problem is that I have over 100 towels that I need to wash this weekend, and the only detergent I have is Charlies soap (Liquid detergent). It doesn`t have any fragrance, dyes, or any softeners, and it seems to do a fine job cleaning my clothes without leaving residues. I`m really sensitive and have had allergic reactions/hives from washing clothes with other liquid detergents including most of the other free and clear detergents I`ve tried (except Ecos Free and clear). Charlies Soap seems to do a fine job on my clothing but the main reason I use it rather than Ecos free and clear is because it`s extremely concentrated and costs much less per load.
Have any of you used Charlies soap (liquid) in a pinch when you were out of your standard microfiber detergent? I don`t expect either detergent to be even close to as good as 3D Towel Kleen at removing waxes/sealants, but I`m currently presoaking my wax/sealant towels with a few ounces of Optimum Power Clean so that should at least help in that regard.
I hope asking about Charlies soap isn`t against the rules. I`m certain that any dedicated microfiber detergent would be better in the past few years I`ve used 5 gallons of micro-restore before switching to 3D Towel Kleen which I just finished my 3rd gallon of and have no plans of switching. 3D Towel Kleen provides a far better value while performing just as good if not better than micro-restore in my experience. Plus I use HD Speed and/or HD Polish+ on 99% of the jobs I do. My hope is that one of you have used Charlies Soap and if so, whether or not you felt like it was effective?
I have an old top loader washing machine btw if that matters.
Sorry for rambling, I just wanted to make sure to provide as much context as possible. Thanks fellas!
Have any of you used Charlies soap (liquid) in a pinch when you were out of your standard microfiber detergent? I don`t expect either detergent to be even close to as good as 3D Towel Kleen at removing waxes/sealants, but I`m currently presoaking my wax/sealant towels with a few ounces of Optimum Power Clean so that should at least help in that regard.
I hope asking about Charlies soap isn`t against the rules. I`m certain that any dedicated microfiber detergent would be better in the past few years I`ve used 5 gallons of micro-restore before switching to 3D Towel Kleen which I just finished my 3rd gallon of and have no plans of switching. 3D Towel Kleen provides a far better value while performing just as good if not better than micro-restore in my experience. Plus I use HD Speed and/or HD Polish+ on 99% of the jobs I do. My hope is that one of you have used Charlies Soap and if so, whether or not you felt like it was effective?
I have an old top loader washing machine btw if that matters.
Sorry for rambling, I just wanted to make sure to provide as much context as possible. Thanks fellas!
