Drying towel

[Arran]

It's not great once it has been used to do the car once, so if you do a wash, clay, wash with dry in between then it doesn't cope.

 

[Robo_#1]

http://www.vertar.com/car-care-exterior/wash/microfibre-deep-pile-fluffy-drying-polishing-towel/

This is the best I have used and much better than waffle ones.

I use this and can't fault it at all :thumbsup:

 

[DanT]

I use the dodo juice orange plush drying towel. £15 but takes most of the water off my Clio in one hit. Then I do a second run after ringing and rinsing it to finish up. Quick and simple.

 

[james_h]

IMHO, the best there is.

I brought one of these on Russ's recommendations... :cloud9:

Haven't used it yet but if it's good enough for a detailer it's good enough for me and my basic washing skills lol

 

[RussZS]

Just make sure you wash it before using it, and you MUST use non-bio or it will stop being absorbent

Russ.

 

[Raptor6767]

Just make sure you wash it before using it, and you MUST use non-bio or it will stop being absorbent

Russ.

:huh::huh:

I'm using a plain washing powder.

 

[zippyy]

IMHO, the best there is.

I tried one of these today and there great. Car dried off in minutes

 

[Monster Detail]

Just make sure you wash it before using it, and you MUST use non-bio or it will stop being absorbent

Russ.

Agreed; this can't be emphasised enough.

 

[Raptor6767]

Agreed; this can't be emphasised enough.

A "non-bio" what? ;/

 

[thebadger]

Ive just ordered 2 fluffy towels from Vertar,hope they are as good as ive used megs water magnet and thought they were good.