Awesome Drying towel!
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Awesome Drying towel!
I bought 2 of these about a month ago and finally got the time to try it out. It was amazing. I was able to do the whole car w/ one towel
I've tried all types of things for drying, from expensive 30$ bath towels, to the absorbers, etc. This thing is my new favorite
http://www.properautocare.com/bigbludryint.html
I've tried all types of things for drying, from expensive 30$ bath towels, to the absorbers, etc. This thing is my new favorite
http://www.properautocare.com/bigbludryint.html
#5
well...i just ordered the pair for $29.95...this shit better work or im'a fuck you up! LoL jp So, how do you clean the car with this?? Do you use it like a reg. towel and wipe with it all over the car?? Or do you just place it on one spot and let it sit there to soak up, then pick it up and move it to a diff. spot?? I'm confused. Help me out lol. Also how do you use the Absorber?
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Yea I just used it like a regular towel. The absorber you slide after you lay out flat.
Let me know what you guys think, I really like this
Let me know what you guys think, I really like this
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Originally posted by zamo
$20 for a towel?
$20 for a towel?
that's what you will pay for a good quality 100% cotton bath towel from a department store
#15
I had purchased their mini blue towel... it's the size of a washcloth and I can almost do my whole car with that!! I may have to upgrade to the big one.....not sure yet since I'm with Shawn (I use air to dry).
BTW, that website is awesome.. it's where I get my S100/P21S from and their service is pretty sweet.
BTW, that website is awesome.. it's where I get my S100/P21S from and their service is pretty sweet.
#16
http://www.microfibertech.com/greyWaffle-Weave.html
"This ultra soft Waffle Weave Towel is designed specifially for drying your automobile. It is slightly ligher, but much softer than the popular Blue Drying Towel of the same size"
$19.95
"This ultra soft Waffle Weave Towel is designed specifially for drying your automobile. It is slightly ligher, but much softer than the popular Blue Drying Towel of the same size"
$19.95
#19
Originally posted by mantis23
I like the california water blade + touching up with a small microfiber towel myself. Cuts down on streaking & dried water residue.
CLPower, have you tried the blade?
I like the california water blade + touching up with a small microfiber towel myself. Cuts down on streaking & dried water residue.
CLPower, have you tried the blade?
i just started using the water blade it cuts down drying time in half and no spots.
#20
Originally posted by vinarnold
i just started using the water blade it cuts down drying time in half and no spots.
i just started using the water blade it cuts down drying time in half and no spots.
I'm wondering what the comparison is between this big blue towel and the water blade is.
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Originally posted by mantis23
I like the california water blade + touching up with a small microfiber towel myself. Cuts down on streaking & dried water residue.
CLPower, have you tried the blade?
I like the california water blade + touching up with a small microfiber towel myself. Cuts down on streaking & dried water residue.
CLPower, have you tried the blade?
But the blade makes the job easy
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Originally posted by Scrib
So, you you wring the towel out when it gets full of water? Or once it's full of water, you have to use another???
So, you you wring the towel out when it gets full of water? Or once it's full of water, you have to use another???
you can use that towel still after you wring it out. I didn't need to wring it out though. Then just let it dry, don't wash it
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Originally posted by CLpower
Scrib, did you like it?
Scrib, did you like it?
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Originally posted by mattg
i still haven't ordered them yet. are they that good scott?
i still haven't ordered them yet. are they that good scott?
i've tried nearly everything out there and I don't boast about products often. Yes it's worth it
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