Review on Super Plush Microfiber Towels: The Rag Company - Eagle Edgeless 350, 70/30 Blend, 350GSM, Lavender, 16in x 16in, Professional Detailing Towels (5-Pack) by Gabriel Salleh

Just used this for a waterless wash on my small car over the weekend along with sealant application and buffing. I then hand washed them with a special microfiber detergent. First, they are very thin. I also have a set of microfiber towels without edges 350 g/m2 and they are twice as thick. It was the No. 1 hit against them. The second blow was that a lot of the microfibers shed during use and hand washing. No, it wasn't just fluff. The microfiber LABELS will come off. I was shocked when all the parts forums I visited raved not only about the Eagle Edgeless cloths but also about the quality and value from The Rag Company. I don't have the quality or value of these towels. Just a bitter taste in my mouth that I fell for an over the top marketing campaign and wasted my money. I let them air dry (to be honest, putting them in the dryer on "delicates" makes me shudder to think how quickly they go bad!), and the only good thing I have about them What I can say about these towels is that they are just as soft after air drying as they were out of the box. I'm still arguing about whether that's a compliment for these towels. Overall, after this experience and paying this price for towels that are thinner, lower quality, and less durable than the ones I got from Walmart, I can basically say I would not recommend these towels or The Rag Company. . Find a cheaper provider at Revain or elsewhere. This Eagle Edgeless towels and company seems like a huge PR win for some and a huge loss for the consumer.