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I got rid of my chamois once I got some quality waffle weave microfiber drying towels.
But anyway, the safest way is to hand wash them with dish soap in the sink and then air dry.
But you can wash them in a washing machine to save time. Gentle cycle and Woolite. Hang and air dry.
BTW, if your drying towel is real dirty afterward, then that means that you're not washing properly. Your towels should be drying, not cleaning. Wiping a chamois across dirty paint will cause swirls. Get the dirt off with a nice soapy wool-sheep skin wash mitt, and a rinse bucket.
Last edited by Pb; 05-03-2007 at 03:55 PM.
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