TRC Edgeless 245 All-Purpose Microfiber Towels

• Professional Cleaning Tip #1: "Fold the towel into quarters to create eight different fresh, cleaning sections.  As each section gets used / dirty, rotate to the next clean section to maximize your towel utilization" 
• Label-Free / Non-Abrasive
• Use Damp for General Cleaning, Wet for Scrubbing Heavily Soiled Areas and Dry for Dusting
• Absorbs Up To 7-10 Times Its Weight in Moisture
• Multiple Colors Enables You to Color Code By Use / Purpose
• Effective Green Cleaning Solution to Remove Dust and Dirt Without the Use of Chemicals
• Safe To Use On All Electronic Equipment
• Extremely Durable - Withstands Hundreds of Washings with Proper Care
• Manufactured on the Highest Quality German Microfiber Production Equipment (Karl Mayer)
• NOTE: Due to the Edgeless Design Some Minor Fraying is Possible from Washing. Simply Snip any Loose Fabric with Scissors and the Towel is Back to New

Care and maintance:

• Quick Cleaning: Hand wash in warm water with a mild, clean-rinsing liquid soap; rinse well.

Proper care and maintenance of your True North Micro Fiber Edgeless Towel are crucial for ensuring its longevity and maintaining its performance. Follow this step-by-step guide to keep your microfiber towel in optimal condition.

1. Pre-Wash Separately - Before using the towel for the first time, pre-wash it separately from other towels or fabrics to remove any residual manufacturing debris and prevent dye transfer
2. Separate Towel Types - When washing multiple microfiber towels, sort them according to their purpose, color, and level of dirtiness
   • Only wash with other non-linting materials (NO Cotton!) to maintain proper water and dirt-gripping properties and lint-free characteristics
   • Do NOT wash brightly colored (Red, Orange) or black towels with lightly colored (Light Blue, Yellow) or white towels as bleeding may occur with newer towels
3. Choose the right detergent - Use a microfiber-specific detergent or a gentle, fragrance-free, and dye-free laundry detergent.
   • Avoid using fabric softeners as they can clog the microfiber's pores and reduce its effectiveness
   • Do NOT use chlorine bleach as this prematurely breaks down the fibers and reduces/eliminates the valuable dust & dirt collecting electrical charge of microfiber
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4. Adjust Washing Machine Settings - Set your washing machine to a gentle or delicate cycle, using cold or lukewarm water.
   • Hot water can damage the microfiber's fibers and decrease its performance. Do not exceed 140°F
5. Washing Process - Place the sorted microfiber towels into the washing machine, ensuring not to overload the machine. Start the washing cycle and let it complete.
6. Drying - For best results, air-dry the towels by hanging them or laying them flat.
   • If using a dryer, set it on low heat or a tumble-dry setting. High heat can damage the microfiber material. 
   • Do NOT use any fabric softeners as this clogs the microfibers and reduces performance
   • Do NOT Iron