Cheap MF cloths

Migraine · 02-05-06, 04:42

Hi guys

My local Tesco is doing a silly cheap offer of two MF cloths for £1. I've picked some up as they're cheap enough to throw away. Used them this weekend and they seem OK!

No idea if they're rubbish or not - just though people might like to know!

Mr.Concours · 02-06-06, 06:21

Thanks for the heads up I will check it out.

Lowejackson · 02-07-06, 09:30

They are good, considering the price. Ideal for glass, vinyl etc

Smoked Tails · 02-07-06, 10:00

Looks like I'll have to make a trip on Thursday to the Tesco's. Thanks for the heads up. I rarely shop on the economy because of the exchange rate to USD, but I think I can make an exception this time.

Spilchy · 02-07-06, 11:27

Quote:

Originally Posted by Lowejackson

Ideal for glass...

Careful, cheap MF's in the States lint like crazy on glass even when washed. Just a heads up. Otherwise, cheapies are good for all sorts of interior, door jamb and wheel work.

Lowejackson · 02-07-06, 11:46

Quote:

Originally Posted by Spilchy

Careful, cheap MF's in the States lint like crazy on glass even when washed. Just a heads up. Otherwise, cheapies are good for all sorts of interior, door jamb and wheel work.

Thanks, so far in the last 6 months no linting

Spilchy · 02-07-06, 11:59

Wish we had them here! I use my cheapies in the interior and have to buy glass MF's because they lint.

Andrew Timmins · 02-08-06, 07:24

Halfords are now stocking a wider range of microfibre products. They have a pack of two reasonable quality cloths with a covered,rather than sewn, edge for £3.99. They also have round microfibre applicators and a microfibre wash mit.

There are also some foam applicators I've not seen there before either.

This is in addition to the Meguiar's range available at some stores.

Worth checking out.

Xtreme-Valet · 03-09-06, 02:38

I found some cheap microfibers in my local Poundland, 3 for a quid.