Dish soap is not recommended for cleaning microfiber cloth. The dish soap can leave a residue on the cloth that will attract dirt and dust, making the cloth less effective at cleaning.
Microfiber cloths are made of very fine synthetic fibers. They can be used to clean surfaces without using chemicals. Microfiber cloths can be washed and reused.
Yes, you can dry microfiber cloths in the dryer. Just be sure to use the lowest heat setting to avoid damaging the fibers.
Yes, you can tumble dry microfiber cloths. Just make sure to use the lowest heat setting possible to avoid damaging the fabric.
4.7/5
PREMIUM 80% Polyester / 20% Polyamide Blend (300gsm) - Proven Softer, More Absorbent, Antibacterial, Lint-Free, and Scratch-Free Than CompetitorââŹâ˘s Much Less Effective 90/10 Blend
EXTREMELY DURABLE: Ability to Withstand Hundreds of Washings with Proper Care, Getting Softer Each Time
EARTH-FRIENDLY / BUDGET-FRIENDLY: Effectively Cleans & Disinfects Surfaces Using Little to No Chemicals. EPA Proven to Remove 99+% of Bacteria!
EXCELLENT QUALITY All-Purpose Microfiber Cleaning Towels with Over 200,000 Fibers Per Square Inch. Use Wherever Dust, Dirt, Germs and Liquids Need to be Quickly, Easily & Safely Eliminated. Also Available in 12ââŹÂx12ââŹÂ and 14ââŹÂx14ââŹÂ Sizes From THE RAG COMPANY
AMERICA'S PREMIER MICROFIBER Products Manufacturer / Distributor Since 1999. THE RAG COMPANY - Always The Better Value!
$234
My daughter is three months old, and one day I simply grabbed a microfiber towel because I was out of clean burp cloths. They are incredibly soft and perform so much better than a standard burp cloth for wiping baby's face after drooling or spitting up. Why do we spend such outrageous sums of money on burp cloths? If you are expecting, do yourself a favour and purchase these. The ideal number is 12, since you can always carry one with you everywhere you go and avoid doing laundry merely to wash burp rags.
4.7/5
6 microfiber pads per pack
Perfect for interior and exterior
Machine washable and reusable
Evenly distributes waxes, polish, protectants, and dressings
5" in diameter
$234
These are only a few days old, but I already have so many uses for them that I'm getting another set. First, the vehicle I have a product for the dashboard that I enjoy, but it comes in a non-aerosol spray bottle, so I pour it into a 16 oz. plastic condiment squeeze bottle with the cone tip and tiny hole instead since that bottle, of course, gets the substance everywhere I don't want it to. I next apply the product where I want it after squeezing it onto an applicator. This applicator pad has a very narrow edge so you can fit it into all the small, awkward spots that used to drive me crazy, like where the windshield meets the dashboard. With a few of twists, it will assume the shape of the cupholder and clean. Similarly, clean the wheels. I use one to clean the leather, one moist to wipe away any extra cleaner, one to condition the leather, and one dry to buff. They are the ideal size and shape to use on my leather furniture, in the car, on my purses, and on my boots. To clean my dog's feet, I keep one by the door and one in the car. I used one this morning to clear up syrup that had spilled and run down the fronts of all the drawers to the hardwood floor. It washed right out of the pad with ease. In an emergency, I'm fairly certain you could blow your nose on one. After they finish their work, I throw them in the laundry, and they come out spotless with no stink, oiliness, etc. that has remained. They dry on their own in a few hours without my help; I don't put them in the dryer. I don't know how many cycles I'll receive, but the first pack has already provided value for the money. fantastic stuff
4.7/5
Kirkland signature ultra high pile premium microfiber towels 36-pack
Great for cleaning auto interior, exterior and glass
Machine washable
$234
These are really the only towels a homeowner requires for cleaning the house and detailing cars as desired. Since these towels can be purchased in bulk for less than $1 per towel, you should have access to plenty of microfiber towels for a very long time. These towels are commonly used by professional vehicle detailers to dry, remove shine and wax, apply spray wax and instant detailers, as well as clean wheels and chrome. If you are a true hobby detailer or professional for removing wax and sealer, I would recommend some quality towels like Rag Company's Eagle, however those towels can be used in addition to these. I use a lot of older, less expensive microfiber towels for housecleaning, but mainly because I've had them on hand for years. These are the towels I would purchase if I were starting from scratch.Additionally, use a microfiber cleaning product if you are using strong cleaning or wax chemicals with them, twice rinse, and ALWAYS utilize the air drying mode in your dryer. Wash with cold or warm water (I don't advocate hot). NEVER use any heat setting to dry microfiber towels. They will deteriorate too soon. Despite being heavily used, my three and four year old towels still appear to be brand new.However, Kirkland, PLZ make the tags a tiny bit smaller!
4.5/5
Long lasting microfiber
Scratch free, lint free and swirl free
Super soft plush microfiber
Silk banded edges
100 percent machine washable
$234
For good reason, these are frequently recognized as the industry standard for vehicle wash towels. The microfiber appears to be of exceptional quality. One side has longer loops, creating a fluffier feel that is great for drying your car or performing a "soft buff" (removing a gentle wax), while the other side has a much tighter nap that is excellent for removing/buffing polish, compound, or other products that leave a crustier residue. The fact that the towel is dual sides gives it a wide range of uses, and the high-quality microfiber and proper density of the towels make it an all-around good towelââŹâa "jack of all trades" in the field of detailing, if you will. And while the thread density isn't particularly high, it isn't particularly low either (I received a few towels in a kit with a similar dual-sided construction but a higher thread density; this is great for being able to absorb more water, but in my opinion the effectiveness of the side with the shorter nap suffers a little).Along with the foregoing, the towels are available in two sizes, which helps compensate for the "average" (for lack of a better description) thread density by giving users more towel to absorb water. Additionally, even though it has nothing to do with the product itself, the cost of the 16x24 (big) 6-pack is incredible. I paid $14.70 for a number of them, which is more than 60% cheaper than the price charged by any other merchant (I've seen the 16x16 6-pack sell for $40, so the pricing is just incredible).My only complaint is that the 3D orange natural degreaser I use, which I use to pre-treat my towels after using them to remove any persistent places of filth or grime like the black spots one gets from unintentionally rubbing against window molding, causes the towel to fade somewhat. Although it has no impact on the towel's functionality, I find the pleasant golden yellow hue to be attractive. Furthermore, keep in mind that microfiber towels are used to dry automobiles because of the'split' shape of each thread, which is made of a synthetic material and allows the towel to trap dirt in the threads away from the surface and have a slight negative static charge attracting dust. The advantage of threads is lost when any type of cloth, including softer, dryer sheets, is used. Similar rules apply to using excessively hot water and raising the heat while drying towels. You should wash with the "colors" setting (warm wash, cool rinse), dry on low or no heat (excess heat melts synthetic threads), and use a special microfiber detergent (which is essentially just detergent without any additives, but you can get it fairly cheaply so IMO it's not a scam to pick up the stuff).Overall, this towel is "the bar" that many people use, and for good reason. There are towels with more padding, towels that are great at absorbing a lot of water, towels with many color sides, which are good for rinseless washing so that you don't use the filthy side again, etc. But if you can only have one kind of towel, this one wins because it can do everything and does it well!And it's already incredible that I was able to purchase 6 packs of the 16x24 towel for less than $2 each.
4.5/5
Scratch free, lint free and swirl free
Silk banded edges
Long lasting microfiber
Effective cleaning under wet and dry conditions
100 percent machine washable
$234
*** INTRO ***I own a small vehicle detailing business, and since we absolutely cannot function without microfiber towels, we are constantly searching for the best ones we can find at the best prices. We definitely discovered that with these towels, I'm sure. There is only one drawback, which I'll discuss below: the tag. The towel's "nap" is lengthy and soft, which is crucial for 90% of our usage. Its size and pricing are also ideal.Durability is a must.Since I've been using Chemical Guys products for a while, I can say that they are excellent and very long-lasting, despite the few issues I've had with their customer service. This applies to the towels as well. For testing purposes, I've cleaned the same towel more than 50 times after using it on practically every automobile we have in the shop. It has performed admirably. It is still useful even though you can tell it hasn't been used and the "nap" is starting to look a little worn. It is currently thrown into the "scrap pile."How can I remember when I purchased a specific towel? I don't, which is precisely why it's crucial to understand the towel's longevity before I go out and buy them in mass. Over 500 towels must be in the store, and we discard at least 10 each day. I suppose that's not too horrible.AWESOME QUALITY"You can always tell the quality of the garment by the quality of the stitching," my mother once said to me. Well, unless you intend to use it as a loincloth, this isn't truly a garment, but it is still made of sewn fabric. Having said that, the stitching is quite well done; if they had economized and chosen a different stitch pattern, the towels would have fallen apart after only 10 washes. This is not the case.The "sleep" is the second item I check for. The nap is irrelevant for some tasks, like cleaning engine bays and similar tasks, but crucial for others, like removing sealants and other chemicals! The greatest nap for removing other products like glazes, waxes, and so forth is a beautiful, brief, more forceful sleep. But generally speaking, I want a medium-length, sturdy nap that can tolerate several washings. These accomplish that.Care and cleaning are required.Sincerely, I haven't actually discovered "THE" cleaning agent that works best on my microfiber towels. I've been using the Chemical Guys Microfiber Detergent, which is claimed to clean the towels of wax and other chemicals while keeping them fluffy and stain-free. The jury is still out on how effectively it removes wax and other chemicals, but I can promise you that it DOES NOT erase stains. I have a very strong obsession with towels, and I don't want to fill my washing machine with a chemical soup since the detergent is just combining everything and depositing it in all the towels. I've seen towels from one product, Sonax wheel cleaning, and 50/50 type wax, come out smelling like cherry. This is bad, especially when that color towel is only used for one thing.Color coding is helpful, but occasionally you'll need to wash a batch of towels that aren't all going to be black engine bay towels (which I wash with a little solvent and it works GREAT for!) But enough about cleaningââŹâif I ever discover the "greatest" cleaner, I'll let you know and update this review. Please let everyone know in the comments area if you find one.The side bar: Washing your microfiber towels for window washing separately from other wax/chemical towels is not recommended. If you do it, you'll understand what I mean. You'll have streaksââŹânot many, but there will be someââŹâand the buyer won't be pleased, and neither will you.*** PRICE ***These microfiber towels are really expensive. It's a deal to acquire a dozen of these towels for under $20. Spending a couple of dollars on a towel really helps keep costs down when you're detailing because every penny counts. A 12-pack of these and possibly a 12-pack of the black towels for engine bays and wheels should be more than plenty for the average household user. These towels are excellent value for money!*** CONTRAINS ***Actually, there is just one, and it is the totally pointless fabric tag that is sewn into the side of the towel. Chemical Guys advises just ripping it off, however doing so frequently causes the stitching to tear, and we all recall what mum said about the stitching!:-) You could clip them off, but a little portion of the tag would still be attached and could harm the car. The absurd part is that virtually every towel they produce bears the simple label "Super Towel - Made in China." Okay Chemical Guys, we get it; the towel is a fantastic towel made in China. Now, would you kindly remove the bothersome tags from the towels?A conclusion is drawn.About all I have to say about these towels right now is that. We'll have a celebration if Chemical Guys removes the bothersome tags from the towels; if I learn anything new, I'll update the review. (I mean, really, can't you simply put a tiny detachable sticker on the towel identifying it as a "Super Towel - Made In China" so we can remove it without difficulty and without causing any damage to the towel? Please!
4.5/5
Best suited for drying wet surfaces or for use with quick detail and waterless carwash products
No streaks, 100 percentage lint free
70/30 ultra premium elite banded microfiber towels
Best temperature to wash the towel is 60 degree Celsius
360,000 strands in every square inch of highly refined loop woven microfiber
Microscopic fibers in Supra towels allow them to absorb up to 10 times their weight in liquid
$234
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4.5/5
Removes dust and cleans surfaces from germs
Waffle weave pockets create superior absorbency of liquids
PLEASE NOTE: The edges and tag may cause scratches on the car, so please try not to use the edges when drying your car
Super soft, but durable enough to machine wash and reuse hundreds of times
Extra large size perfectly fits SUVs, RVs, trucks, and boats and cuts regular drying time in half
Also great for around the house and large spills
No need for sprays or chemicals
$234
This is what I bought to use with my E92 BMW. Since I regularly wash and wax my car (every two to three weeks), the water beads up very effectively. A lot of water is absorbed by the towel. Simple to squeeze out. is fairly sizable. After wringing off the water, I had no problem drying the automobile. Continues to appear to absorb fairly well. In any case, I have two of these waffle towels, so if drying the car entirely was a problem, I would use one to remove the majority of the water and a dry one to finish drying it. At first, it does leave some water and streaks. I use one to remove all the water from the area. Rinse it off and review it one more. Use a dry one next, and then spritz a detail spray over it. I have no complaints about the cost. Viking and Supr Suckr were also used. appears to operate the same. Tags are simple to take off. Fine with machine washing. The towel isn't quite square, which is a drawback. It caught on a part of my car. It's a little challenging to tell if I've gathered any dirt because the grey tone is somewhat gloomy ( in case I missed a spot).
4.4/5
Scratch free, lint free and swirl free
Super soft waffle weave
Silk banded edges
100 percent machine washable
Increased absorbency
$234
works about as well as claimed. On a huge car, though, it won't completely absorb the water without leaving some little patches. I pre-wipe with another microfiber before using this one to absorb the remaining liquids in order to achieve a really clean finish. Naturally, you don't really need this large one if you have two cloths, so I took a point off for that reason. I'm also not sure if I'd buy it again because it's not really apparent whether it's cost-effective. What I much prefer are these: 16" x 24" Zwipes Auto Microfiber Premium Plush Cloths, 6-Pack
4.3/5
Scratch free, lint free and swirl free
Extra plush microfiber
100 percent machine washable
Silk banded edges
Increased absorbency
$234
Therefore, my review is a little different. For those of us with long hair, finding the best microfiber towel to reduce the time it takes to dry our hair in half is a constant search. Unfortunately, the majority of microfiber towels developed expressly for women's hair are cheap, thin, and expensive. I had an insight one day to try a car microfiber towel since I was sick of spending my money on these gimmicky hair towels. They have a higher GSM and appear to be thicker and better manufactured. I got this towel on Amazon after doing a little searching and decided to try it out because it was the biggest (most car towels are way too small). This device performed flawlessly! I was immediately struck by the thought, "Dang, this thing is as thick as my bathroom mat," when I first opened the package. But it does an AMAZING job of absorbing water from hair! Get a high-quality car towel instead of spending your money on costly microfiber towels that flop around! I only wish this towel was a little bit bigger because my hair reaches the small of my back, but that is not enough to detract from the overall grade. fantastic stuff
4.2/5
Preferred Washing Method is to Wash with Warm Water in a Bucket. Machine Washing will wear the towels out faster. Do Not Use Bleach.
Reusable Towels Made with Natural Cotton
Set Includes 150 Shop Towels in White measuring 14 by 12 inches each
Bulk Value Pack is Great for Gifting to Friends and Family
More Efficient and compared to using Paper Towels
$234
These work excellent for me in place of paper towels. Simply toss them in the washer with some bleach. I haven't purchased paper towels in the three years that I've been using these particular little white tiles. This is the second set I've purchased. Once they become dirty or have holes, they are placed in a rag bag. My family likes these and uses them to clean up, dry our hands, and even as a napkin when we dine in front of the TV. I have a container that contains them that hangs beneath my cupboard. I even soak them, put them in a plastic bag, and bring them along when we go on road trips. Purchase these in place of paper towels to save the environment and a tree.
Yes, you can use upholstery cleaner on microfiber. Microfiber is a type of fabric that is made from polyester and nylon. It is a very strong and durable fabric that is resistant to stains and dirt.
Yes, you can use vinegar on microfiber. In fact, vinegar is a great way to clean microfiber. Just be sure to use a vinegar that is diluted with water.
Microfiber cloths are designed to be washed often, and will not be ruined by washing. In fact, washing them will help to keep them clean and free of dirt and debris.
To clean a microfiber couch without leaving water spots, start by vacuuming the couch with a brush attachment to remove any dust or dirt. Next, mix a solution of one part water to one part white vinegar in a bowl. Dip a clean, soft cloth into the solution and wring it out well. Gently wipe down the couch with the damp cloth, working in small sections. Once youââŹâ˘ve cleaned the entire couch, use a dry, soft cloth to buff it dry.
To clean a microfiber cloth, simply wet the cloth and wring it out. Then, use the cloth to wipe down the surface youââŹâ˘d like to clean. When youââŹâ˘re finished cleaning, rinse the cloth out and wring it out again. To dry the cloth, simply hang it up or lay it flat to air dry.
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