Your Opinion on the best Waffle Weave

[00GREENMACHINE]

I am looking to give the microfiber Waffle Weave another try. I bought the big blue from paksak about a 1.5 years ago. I did not like the fact that it spreaded more water than it absorbed. I have heard good things about the new meguairs. Any other suggestions is welcomed. I am currently using something like the absorber. I have a black car if it matters.

[MS22]

IMO the best towels of any kind come from Ranney over at PakShak.

[00GREENMACHINE]

thats where I bought the big blue. I did not like it at all.

[MS22]

I swore your original post said you bought it at Autogeek, did you edit it?

Redgardless, the Megs towels are nice and some others I have liked are the WinnersCircle ones, the jumbo plush 20 x 40 MFs from TOL, and the old MF chamois that Steve used to carry.

[jdubb5005]

I have 2 chamois from Steve and there were on sale, I think they still are, just check his warehouse sale post. They work very nice, and I would recommend them as they do a great job! To prevent swirls and scratches it is best not to pull them rather try blotting, and pulling as little as possible.

[RUBigDog05]

the gray ones from PAC work very well...I`m ordering a few more in the coming weeks

[audiboy]

I have the GC Meg`s one. I don`t have any others to compare it to, but I like the results I get with it.

[00GREENMACHINE]

im looking for something that will absorb the water. I wish you could get the water out of the waffle weaves likle the absorber.

[matthiasj]

my absorber works good, and have yet to try a Waffle Weave, but wanna try it. I like drying with the absorber, than QDing with a MF. That removed any water spots or anything that could`ve been left behind.

[John Styrnol]

Try ExcelDetail`s Pacific Blue WW.

[bossplaya]

I love the waffle weaves from ultramicrofiber on Ebay. He sell`s them for $26 shipped. They measure 5ft x 3 ft. I can almost dry my entire Maxima with one towel. In fact I think I may order another one of these right now! Thanks for reminding me.

[Mr. Clean]

...I wish you could get the water out of the waffle weaves likle the absorber.

Though I am a huge fan of MF toweling, terry and WW, this is an area that they just fall short of being a great drying tool. The best option for me is multiple WW towels or the Absorber and a single WW.

I don`t know what your towel washing procedures are. Have you tried vinegar in your rinse water?

When you`re dealing with the better vendors as discussed here, you will likely get a good product. Though I`ve never purchased from Ranney, his reputation is flawless for providing quality products and customer service. I feel certain that you could find a product equal to what he has to offer, but I don`t know that you can find "better".

[matthiasj]

I don`t know what your towel washing procedures are. Have you tried vinegar in your rinse water?

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[JaredPointer]

I don`t really like WW towels. They don`t seem to do the trick for me. Dwayne (PAC) has a big blue MF drying towel (20" x 40") that does a great job of drying. It might be something you could look into.

[bossplaya]

You can add a cup of vinegar to the 2nd rinse of a wash cycle to help remove remaining wax/polish/etc. This will bring back the absorbancy property of the towel (not sure that`s even a word!) It also helps to bring back the plushness of the towel.

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