Jumpingbean
New member
Can anyone update on how these towels are holding up? I'm pretty curious
Navigation
Install the app
How to install the app on iOS
Follow along with the video below to see how to install our site as a web app on your home screen.
Note: This feature may not be available in some browsers.
More options
Style variation
You are using an out of date browser. It may not display this or other websites correctly.
You should upgrade or use an alternative browser.
You should upgrade or use an alternative browser.
Thoughts on these microfiber towels
- Thread starter anson89
- Start date
I ordered the towels based upon the information here (had never heard of them before). I could not believe their low prices and wondered if it was too good to be true, so I only ordered a couple as a test.
To be clear, I do not mind paying more for quality, but I couldn't help but feel that I was not always gettting a decent deal on the price that some MF towels go for from some online vendors. For example, buy one MF towel from one vendor for $5.99; buy one from another vendor on sale for $8.99 (usually $12). Wash them, close your eyes and they feel the same; try them and they work the same, so why the big difference in price - other than profit margin?
Anyway, I bought the WW towels and the medium 16x16 Super MF towels - again, as a test.
After using them and washing them several times, I believe that they are very good towels that, in general, are comparable to those that I purchased for more money from some other online vendors. I liked them so much I recently bought another dozen of each.
WW seem plenty absorbent.
The Super towels are soft and plush and good at removing sealants and polishes.
They both washed up nicely using a MF detergent.
After several uses and washes they are holding up as well as any other MF towels I own.
The only issue I had was some blue color bleeding in the wash (some other posters in one of the threads about these towels mentioned that as well). Not sure if it was the WW or the Super towels as they are both deep blue. Not a big deal to me, but thought I would mention it.
Note that both of the blue towels are a little darker than the pic on their website. The only downside to this is that it is a bit harder to notice contaminants on a darker towel than it might be on a light colored towel. Not a big deal to me, but thought I would mention it.
Overall, I would recommend these towels to anyone - suggesting you buy a few and try them out. Even if you only used them on your wheels or interior they are a bargain and very good. Me, I used them on the paint of my newer vehicles with no issues or problems.
I cannot speak to the other towels they sell as I have not tried them.
Good luck if you do try them out.
To be clear, I do not mind paying more for quality, but I couldn't help but feel that I was not always gettting a decent deal on the price that some MF towels go for from some online vendors. For example, buy one MF towel from one vendor for $5.99; buy one from another vendor on sale for $8.99 (usually $12). Wash them, close your eyes and they feel the same; try them and they work the same, so why the big difference in price - other than profit margin?
Anyway, I bought the WW towels and the medium 16x16 Super MF towels - again, as a test.
After using them and washing them several times, I believe that they are very good towels that, in general, are comparable to those that I purchased for more money from some other online vendors. I liked them so much I recently bought another dozen of each.
WW seem plenty absorbent.
The Super towels are soft and plush and good at removing sealants and polishes.
They both washed up nicely using a MF detergent.
After several uses and washes they are holding up as well as any other MF towels I own.
The only issue I had was some blue color bleeding in the wash (some other posters in one of the threads about these towels mentioned that as well). Not sure if it was the WW or the Super towels as they are both deep blue. Not a big deal to me, but thought I would mention it.
Note that both of the blue towels are a little darker than the pic on their website. The only downside to this is that it is a bit harder to notice contaminants on a darker towel than it might be on a light colored towel. Not a big deal to me, but thought I would mention it.
Overall, I would recommend these towels to anyone - suggesting you buy a few and try them out. Even if you only used them on your wheels or interior they are a bargain and very good. Me, I used them on the paint of my newer vehicles with no issues or problems.
I cannot speak to the other towels they sell as I have not tried them.
Good luck if you do try them out.
I might give these towels a try myself once i save up a little cash.
Ive bought the 24 pack of MF from Sams Club...$10 for the 24...no they arnt the best...but for the price you cant beat them for windows/tires/interior and other jobs you dont want to use your better MF's on.
They come in 3 different colors too so its easy to keep them seperated from eachother as far as what you used for windows...what you used for rims etc.
Ive bought the 24 pack of MF from Sams Club...$10 for the 24...no they arnt the best...but for the price you cant beat them for windows/tires/interior and other jobs you dont want to use your better MF's on.
They come in 3 different colors too so its easy to keep them seperated from eachother as far as what you used for windows...what you used for rims etc.
hplaceap said:The only issue I had was some blue color bleeding in the wash (some other posters in one of the threads about these towels mentioned that as well).
Thanks for chiming in mate...
This is actually an issue with every dark colored MF...Even dark colored MF from the best vendor have this issue...You really need to separate color fast laundry from the non-color fast ones
That's all I really care about in WW though...'Super absorbent'...I guess I have to try it myself as the internet seems to be a hot bed of differing opinions...