I mostly just give them a good scrub when I’m done with the job and let them dry in the sun. Am I doing this wrong? Thank you to anyone who answers.
It’s also nice to toss them in the regular wash with your towels now and then.
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You must purify them in the waters of lake Minnetonka.
Or toss them in the wash.
I toss them in the washing machine along with the scrims and frame/sill rags.
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Thanks Jared hope you’re having a great day!️
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nothing says clean like power washing them, watch all that dirt come out of them! all fresh and fluffy like new again lol
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I try not to wash them if at all possible as I find the fibers tend to lose their absorbing ability. Sometimes it can’t be helped if I do a really nasty, moldy job.
Pressure wash them. They’ll look and feel brand new
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