Microfiber is a great new technology, with many applications in the cleaning industry. Cleaning with microfiber products is fast, easy and environmentally friendly. With microfiber products you rarely need to use chemicals. It is sometimes described as having a magnetic attraction to dirt and dust. Our microfiber products are extremely soft, they never scratch any surface, but at the same time they are sturdy and tough on dirt.
The secret behind microfiber technology is the blend of microscopic polyester and polyamide fibers which are split in such a way as to create microscopic "hooks" which act as claws that scrape up and hold dust, dirt, and grime.
Imagine a microscopic plastic wire that cuts through and breaks apart dust, dirt, grime and moisture, and then picks it up like a magnet without scratching the surface.
The splitting of these fibers is what makes microfiber so effective as a cleaning material. You have probably heard of weatherproof microfiber clothing. The material used to make these items (polyamide and polyester) is similar to our microfiber, but there is one very important difference. Microfibers that are meant for cleaning are split, creating the microscopic hooks that pick up dirt and an absorb water. Our microfiber products can absorb up to 7 times their weight in water. Microfiber cleaning products do not scratch surfaces if used correctly.

Proper Care of your Microfiber:
Cleaning Instructions:
Wash with warm soapy water, and rinse well. Can be cleaned in washer and dryer. DO NOT USE bleach or fabric softeners of any kind. Fabric softeners clog the microfibers, making the cloth less effective. DO NOT IRON.
• The Towel is woven of unique Microfiber. It is made entirely of natural materials; no artificial fibers of any kind are used in the weaving or sewing of this amazing product.
• It is easy to clean and with proper care will last a very long time.
• The first thing you should do when you get a new Towel is to wash and dry it. During the manufacturing process the fabric has a tendency to become flat as it picks up contaminants from the air and machinery. There will also be a number of loose threads that, while they cause no harm, can be annoying the first time you use the towel.
• To clean the towel simply washes it in your washing machine using warm or hot water. If you use hot water the temperature should not exceed 150 degrees F.
• Always wash your towels separately from other fabrics. They have a tendency to pick up lint and other particles from other fabrics and the next time you use your towels this lint will transfer to the surface being cleaned, only making your job harder.
• ONLY USE LIQUID DETERGENTS SUCH AS MICRO-RESTORE, never use dry detergents as many times the granules do not fully dissolve and become trapped in the towel. This can cause scratching of the surface you are cleaning.
• NEVER USE BLEACH OR FABRIC SOFTENERS! You simply don't need them. Bleach will damage any fine fabric and fabric softeners deposit a chemical coating on the fabric that you really don't want to transfer to your car's finish or windows.
• Either air dry the towel on a clean line or in your clothes dryer using low heat. AVOID HIGH HEAT! High dryer temperatures won’t damage the towel but can reduce the towel's life span. Also, don't use those toss in fabric softener towels, all they do is deposit chemicals on the fabric that will transfer off to whatever you are cleaning or polishing with the towel.
• If you wash your towels on a regular basis and don't let them get too dirty they will last much longer. As with any fine fabric dirt particles, grease, and other contaminants can cause the fibers to break down so regular cleaning will go a long way in preserving your towels.
• The more the towel is cleaned the fluffier and softer it will get
• As you use the DF Concours Towel you will notice that sometimes a thread will loosen or pull out here or there. This is normal for terrycloth and you should NEVER PULL AT THE LOOSE THREAD! Pulling the thread can cause the weave to come undone or stitching to unravel. Instead, simply trim the thread with a pair of sharp scissors to about 1/4 of an inch from the surface, don't cut too closely. Think of it as giving your towel a haircut from time to time.