I have purchased this product before. It works very well and I use it to soak the towels before putting them in the washing machine. The container says that it can be used in high efficient washing machines. Restores the microfiber towels to where they are soft and get back that clinging properties. The larger size container provides better value.

Fantastic microfiber towel cleaner! This product is the best I've ever used!

Disappointed in this product performance. Tried it on 6 microfiber towels that became hydrophobic after used to remove Turtle Wax Hybrid Ceramic Polish and Wax and Hybrid Ceramic Spray Wax. Towels had been washed previously following use with Tide Free and Gentle then air dried. Followed directions using 2 oz in bucket and soaked for 24 hr. Agitated towels in bucket multiple times while soaking. Removed towels, put in washing machine with 1 oz Rags to Riches and washed with warm water. Did a second rinse cycle. Removed towels and air dried. Saw no difference. Towels still hydrophobic and did not clean out any of the small stains. Perhaps this product doesn't work well with ceramic based coatings.

So....im not going to lie, I work at Detail Garage (selling nothing but chemical guys) and I would use almost everything from them since I get crazy deals on the stuff. But I've heard about rags to riches and I got a 32oz on Amazon a while ago, tried it and fell in love, it's been than the cg microfiber wash by a LONG shot. This and shout free stain extractor is just next level. I knew I needed a gallon of this stuff, just to keep it in stock.

If you need the best microfiber wash in the industry, look no further.

Thank you detailed image for all that you do.

Does a great job cleaning my towels.

So far, the best out of about 5 brands , I have used. Towels came out more fluffy and soft using P&S%u2026.Probably use this exclusively now.

I have tried many microfiber detergents such as Micro Restore, 3D Towel Kleen, CarPro MFX and they all work well to clean microfibers. Rags 2 Riches does a better job of restoring microfiber towels that have become hydrophobic over time. I have given towels a second life doing this. R2R also works well in removing ceramic material from towels after coating jobs to allow the towels to be used for dirty jobs. If I had to nit pick it, it would be that the others do a little better job cleaning stains compared to R2R. Other than that it is a great detergent.

I was skeptical after going through a few other brands that seemed like rebranded laundry detergent. This is the REAL DEAL. I noticed my towels felt thicker, which means the fibers are standing up higher, and thus free of weight. It can also be used as a pad cleaner. 100% recommended!

Pros:
* Works great
* Will remove coating residue left from products such as Chemical Guys Hydro Slick, Armor Shield IX, and polish residues by following the directions for pre-soaking.
* Leaves your high GSM towels feeling soft and will lose the hydrophobic properties coatings and polishes will leave behind on your towels.

Cons: None. Try it and find out. Follow the directions, do not use a fabric softener and dry your towels on a low/medium heat, or hang them up in the sunlight. I have a MF towel addiction and I love how they come out after using P&S. Mix with your favorite detergent to add pop in the wash.

Great product! I use it a little different than the manufacturer suggests, mainly due to my being a DIY'er rather then a professional detailer. I usually wash towels about once a month, but before doing so I place 2 oz of products in a 500ml bottle and filled the rest with distill water. I spray this mixture generously on both sides, and let sit for an hour before washing with Tide Free & Clear. Another note, I separated my towels by interior/exterior use. It removes dirt, grime, and residue from other car detailing products with ease. Again, great product!

I've been a long time user of micro restore in which I got excellent results. Now that rags to riches came to the forefront it was time to give it a shot and see if its really worth the hype. Nothing different on the packaging same measure an pour.

However after soaking my towels overnight in 2oz of rag to riches detergent, the next day I saw stain free towels in the bucket of solution . After a wash cycle and low heat drying, the towels came out great looking. The towels , clean and scent free, absorption restored to at least to 75% in waffle weave , silk dryer, and edgeless microfiber towels after testing . .

Always keep in stock I'd say. It's definitely well worth it. 32oz will start you off nicely !