Should microfiber towels be air dried or dryer?

Why Washing Microfiber Towels Properly is Important

Microfiber towels have special properties that make it essential to know how to wash them the right way. Microfiber consists of millions of tiny synthetic fibers, generally polyester or nylon. These fibers have a uniformly star-shaped structure as opposed to the inconsistent fiber shape and size of other materials, like cotton. This structure makes microfiber towels super-absorbent and ideal for grabbing and holding onto lint, dust, moisture, grease and more. Depending on how the fabric is made, microfiber can also be water-repellent. Learn how to care for water-repellent fabrics, such as how to clean windbreakers.

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Microfiber car cloths and towels are commonly used for vehicle detailing, safely cleaning eyeglasses or as a cloth for cleaning windows and mirrors. Washing or drying microfiber towels incorrectly can cause them to lose effectiveness, so it&#;s important to follow the right steps.

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To avoid transferring lint, hair and dust to your towels from other items in your laundry, it is recommended that you wash microfiber cloths separately from the rest of your fabrics. This is especially true for clothing, towels or sheets made from natural fibers like cotton, as these fabrics tend to shed. 

You may also want to separate heavily soiled microfiber towels from those used simply for dusting to help prevent dirt transfer.

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