36 Ultra plush microfibre towels ..... from Costco!

[SiPie]

I can’t honestly remember how much I paid for these as I bought them a few weeks ago, but they are very very good. If you see these in Costco, they are well worth a punt. Ultra plush is an understatement.

Can’t comment on longevity yet but feel brilliant to use

Cheers
Si

 

[S32B]

Been using them for years, good for the money

 

[Jassyo06]

l would'nt use this type cloth on my cars paint....as they aint soft enough

 

[S32B]

l would'nt use this type cloth on my cars paint....as they aint soft enough

Out of interest which do you use?

 

[Jassyo06]

Out of interest which do you use?

Any Korean 70/30 with a 350 GSM upwards even a 80/20 mix will do,short pile clothes like these are more abrasive and clog up very quickly with removal of a wax etc etc.

 

[S32B]

Any Korean 70/30 with a 350 GSM upwards even a 80/20 mix will do,short pile clothes like these are more abrasive and clog up very quickly with removal of a wax etc etc.

Where do you get yours from?

 

[SiPie]

These are also available from Amazon for £21.45

 

[Neil Woodburn]

Agree with Jassy06 - although I use them for interior cleaning / door : tailgate shuts to dry the water off.
They are good value at approx 50p each and can see why they are popular.

When brand new they are very soft ( take label off as it will scratch the paint ) but after a few washes get harder and do clog especially if using a hard wax to polish off residue- the Korean clothes are far superior in the softness department but more expensive at £3.50p each.

Know my neighbour's boyfriend who is a valeter and he uses Costco's- bags of them - cheap enough as he uses them in volume then to use then relegated to engine bay cleaning etc.

Think it is a case of progress - I remember and still have in the shed Cotton Stockinette Roll for polishing then moved onto household yellow dusters then onto Microfibre and now Korean.( you can tell how old I am now )

https://www.in2detailing.co.uk/prod...ibre-edgeless-korean-car-detailing-cloth.html

 

[SiPie]

It's always a case of what you are prepared to pay and setting your own limits I guess.

 

[Jassyo06]

It's always a case of what you are prepared to pay and setting your own limits I guess.

Partly... but if you want to keep swirling to a minimum you'll stay clear of bargain priced twisted loop pile microfiber cloths

 

[Jassyo06]

10 of these will cost you £20 and they'll last a long time if you look after them properly

 

[SiPie]

Can I ask what they are? Don’t want to steal my wife’s bath robe in error

 

[SPIKE_]

10 of these will cost you £20 and they'll last a long time if you look after them properly View attachment 185913

Spill the beans on what they are

 

[Neil Woodburn]

Spill the beans on what they are

https://www.in2detailing.co.uk/prod...-microfibre-edgeless-car-detailing-cloth.html

 

[Jassyo06]

Can I ask what they are? Don’t want to steal my wife’s bath robe in error

Wife's got good taste lol

 

[A4A4]

I don't have a best brand or go to company.

As long it's Edgeless, Plush, MF cloths with a minimum 465 GSM or higher the better. These are for just for applying QD and buffing.

Pay around £3.00 - £4.50 each for these depending on the size/deals/quality.

Last for upto 3 years and then get demoted for everything else, so to me it's worth the extra cost.

 

[Bristle Hound]

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I can’t honestly remember how much I paid for these as I bought them a few weeks ago, but they are very very good. If you see these in Costco, they are well worth a punt. Ultra plush is an understatement.

Can’t comment on longevity yet but feel brilliant to use

Cheers
Si

@SiPie - Great towels. Been using them for years with no probs
Always wash & dry before use & always cut the tags off

 

[josul]

These are on offer at the moment for £13.18, they are great throw away cloths for the money as people have said. Personally dont use the on my paint work, not even the door shuts but for the like of internal, alloys, exhaust tips etc they are excellent.

 

[S32B]

These are on offer at the moment for £13.18, they are great throw away cloths for the money as people have said. Personally dont use the on my paint work, not even the door shuts but for the like of internal, alloys, exhaust tips etc they are excellent.

Got here before me, I was about to say they're on offer I use them around the house as well, handy for spills or wiping worktops down.