P&S Professional Detail Products - Rags to Riches - 1 Quart

Oh my goodness, I can hardly begin to tell you how amazing this stuff is. I had been using my regular Tide non-bleach liquid detergent, and my microfiber towels would have little pieces falling off of them all over my car whenever I washed or used the hybrid ceramic wax. However, I just thought that was part of washing microfiber towels until I tried this product. I thought it might be a little better, but I had no idea. The towels no longer put lint all over my car. They're not breaking down as badly or at all, and it's like it even fixed some of the issues that had already happened to the degraded towels after only a couple of washes. I was able to salvage 20 microfiber towels, simply by switching to this product. Astonishingly, it doesn't take hardly any of this stuff, so it should last a while. The measurement tool for one ounce of product is so amazing. It's stupid little things like that that you would think wouldn't matter. That makes such a difference though. It just keeps it from using too much and it keeps you from just wasting it when you don't need to. It seemed a little expensive at first for how much product you get, but after using it, I would say it now seems very inexpensive for the product you get. I'm telling you, buy this product if you have microfiber towels that you want to use on your car because my Tesla has diamond black paint, and literally every single piece of lint that was coming off these towels could be seen, but not anymore. Thank you so much for making this amazing product.

This works as advertised. I use it strictly for my car detail towels. It cleans the ceramic spray from the towels so that they stay absorbent. Regular washing machine detergent does not remove the ceramic spray as well. A buildup of ceramic spray on the towels causes them to be less absorbent and not work as well. Rags to Riches keeps my towels absorbent and clean.

Rags to Riches is the gold standard for microfiber care. Often imitated but never surpassed.

I wish I had found this stuff sooner. I've been using another product that is an addition to regular laundry detergent. I thought it worked fine, but I started to question if the regular laundry detergent agents were helpful to the microfiber. The Rags to Riches detergent is all about microfiber from top to bottom. No longer is there a need to worry if fragrances and other crap found in regular laundry detergent is going to hurt the towels.

I wash all my fine microfiber towels with rags to riches, this is my second gallon bottle i have purchased, i use nothing but rags to riches on my towels, which keeps them clean!

Using a dedicated microfiber soap to clean all of my microfiber towels feels good knowing I am protecting the investment in the array of towels I have accumulated. It does a great job at getting my towels very clean.

Really digging Rags to rRiches microfiber detergent!! First time using this seems that all my towels are like brighter color and each fiber is like softer and fluffier than your fluffy puppy dog.

I had been using regular detergents to wash my microfiber towels for years. First tried the Rags to Riches on an old set of drying towels that I was ready to relegate to cleaning wheels as they clearly lost the necessary absorbency for practically any paint drying. What a difference this made. I first soaked those old towels for a day in a bucket full of water with 2 ozs of R2R and then using the washing machine (just 1 oz of R2R) in medium heat. But boom all the absorbency immediately returned.

after i soak them them 5 hours in bucket the micfrofiber cloths are still wax build up. its not worth 20 to 40 . if the iteam dont work.

this product might work on lightly soiled rags but even if oils are removed there are stains left on the rags. those rags can be used for washing but I would not trust them as a drying or buffing rag because what is left on the shop rag might damage the car finish. that's all right I didn't expect a miracle but I did expect there to be more thorough cleaning of some of the truly soiled rags that have typically gone right into the trash. even pre-washed did not change the outcome and now we know, but once the bottle is done I won't be buying it again.