Review on 🧹 The Original California Car Duster 20014 11-inch Dry Blade with Varying Color Options by Jesse Blair

We have pretty hard water so we want to dry the car thoroughly after washing. I no longer use suede and only use industrial towels - they're great for a typically waxed car. But before that, half a dozen towels went away - there really is quite a lot of water on a wet car! I bought it because I've found that an old wiper handles heavy water just fine, but it's dangerous. metal parts! It has a double-sided silicone blade and a hard plastic (thermoplastic) handle. It does not damage the paint and washes off large amounts of water very quickly. When in use: I keep the car wet until the end of the wash, ie wet the whole machine, rinse the area until I'm done. Then I brush thick water off a fairly large area, like the hood and front fenders, follow with a towel and move on. The "blade" creaks a bit (after all, it's made of silicone and is a bit rubbery even when wet), but it works well, fast, confidently, with a lot of momentum. And for a really quick wash, I don't even use a towel; simply remove large drops with a blade. After washing, it takes less than a minute. good tool.