Microfiber Care & Storage

Wash, sort, and store your detailing towels with microfiber laundry detergent, organizing bags, and towel separators. Build a practical care routine that keeps clean towels ready for use and used towels organized for laundry.

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Microfiber Towel Care & Storage for Your Detailing Kit

Keep your microfiber towels ready for the next wash, interior cleanup, or finishing job. Autofiber’s microfiber care and storage collection brings together laundry detergent, organizing bags, and towel separators to help you manage towels from the moment they are used until they return to your kit.

Clean Towels for Consistent Performance

Detailing towels collect oils, wax, dressings, and other residue. Micro-Restore microfiber laundry detergent is formulated to remove stubborn soils and oily residue. Follow the detergent label and your towels’ care instructions for washing temperature, dosage, and drying.

Wash microfiber separately from cotton, avoid fabric softeners, and keep heavily soiled towels apart from those used on delicate surfaces. Our Microfiber University guide, How to Wash Microfiber, explains the washing and drying habits that help maintain towel performance.

Sort Used Towels Before Laundry

Make sorting part of your detailing routine. Towel Separator inserts divide plastic bins into two or three sections, while the Dirty Towel Separator provides four sections in a standard 32-gallon round trash can. Keep towels grouped by their task as you collect them for washing.

Separating paint, glass, interior, and heavily soiled towels makes laundry organization easier. Read Microfiber for Detailing for guidance on assigning towels to different jobs.

Organize Clean Microfiber for the Next Job

After washing and drying, inspect towels before putting them away. Sort & Store drawstring bags help keep clean towels organized in the shop or a mobile detailing kit, with openings designed to fit a standard five-gallon bucket for filling.

Explore towel storage and organizers to build a system that suits your workflow. Store towels fully dry and keep clean microfiber separate from used towels.