Slimy Washcloths

RE: Slimy Washcloths Post by Connie from Canada (30) | (12/07/2006) Contact Another thing to keep in mind is to make sure towels, face clothes, dish clothes etc should be hung to dry completely when finished using. This helps to eliminate the slimey problem before it starts. I've done this for years and have never had the problem at all. Another thing is to not use too much soap. You only need half of what is recommened on the box. Hope this helps. RE: Slimy Washcloths Post by Kings Kid (6) | (12/07/2006) Profile | Blog! | Contact Thank you all for the info. Undoubtedly the answer is vinegar!!! RE: Slimy Washcloths Post by michellejones3 (27) | (12/06/2006) Contact Add a cup of vinegar to the rinse cycle. Also make note that when washing towels and wash clothes you do not need to use as much detergent as you do for clothing because it holds onto the soap causing build up. RE: Slimy Washcloths Post By SHARON (Guest Post) (12/06/2006) i WOULD TRY ADDING 1 CUP OF WHITE VINIGAR IN WITH WASHING, I FIND THIS WORKS FOR ME RE: Slimy Washcloths Post By imaqt1962 (Guest Post) (12/05/2006) vinegar will take out residue when used in the rinse cycle and leave your clothing smelling fresh. maybe use could try this RE: Slimy Washcloths Post By imaqt1962 (Guest Post) (12/05/2006) vinegar will take out residuewhen used in the rinse cycle and leave your clothing smelling fresh. maybe use could try this