Just bought microfiber towels for less than 50 cents each..
Gotta love Costco baby. I just bought a 16 pack of Detailing Partner Microfiber Towels for $7.20 (+ tax). You detailing freaks with Costco memberships should take advantage, or make nice with someone who has one.
Sound like a good deal, but usually you get what you pay for.
Can you check the label and see if they are 100% cotton, or a cotton/poly blend?
If theyre 100% cotton I'll have to pick some up.
Can you check the label and see if they are 100% cotton, or a cotton/poly blend?
If theyre 100% cotton I'll have to pick some up.
Hmmm....70% polyester....30% polyamide. Doesn't matter to me though. I'm not the type of person that would notice the small difference. In fact none of the microfibers I've ever purchased were 100% cotton and they've always done an impecible job as far as I'm concerned.
I use the Costco mf towels to dry the car after a wash and apply/buff the detail spray. They work great.
And in case of emergency, they can be used signal passing airplanes (they are BRIGHT yellow). :D :D
And in case of emergency, they can be used signal passing airplanes (they are BRIGHT yellow). :D :D
You'd think Costco would sell cheap ****, because of their low prices, but I'm surprised at the high quality of their products, except their tire department (not the tires themselves but the low quality of their personnel.)
I have only used costo's towels on the interior of my car. 70/30 split is the best kind of microfiber, but I have picked up some higher quality towels for use on the exterior of my car. I'd rather spend a couple extra bucks than risk getting scratches from towels :|. Just my opinion though. Although they do work good on the interior and dash from what I have used them for.
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