🧼 The Ultimate Drying Towel: Chemical Guys MIC1996 Woolly Mammoth Drying Towel in Blue Review

After reading all the rave reviews about this towel I was very excited to try it. First I washed the towel and went into town to wash the car. Then it's time to dry. I was dying to use this towel so I took it out of the plastic bag and spread it out on my hood. I used the pat and pull method. It didn't penetrate as well as people have said and from the videos I watched on YouTube before buying it. Then I noticed that this towel left A LOT of lint on the hood of my car. I thought it was a…

Bought; Bought another one a week later. These are great towels. Thirsty! I have a 2014 BMW 535 and a towel will remove about 80% of the water without leaving a stain. I bought another one after realizing that the second one would give excellent results. I never thought I'd spend that amount on "towels" but it's worth it not leaving streaks or scratches. I'm a 30 year old painter/detailer and have always used suede. But the polishing and detailing has always made me think. So I switched. change

First, yes, there was some fluff left after you took the woolly mammoth out of the bag. After a few shakes to remove it, I dried my car and there was no lint left on it. If you're worried, after the first wash I definitely had no lint from using it. I have used the Woolly Mammoth many times on both my sedan and SUV. It is able to fully absorb water from any car after washing. At 36 x 25 inches, it's definitely big enough to get any job done. Because it's so big, I make sure to put on a towel…

Being new to detailing I bought two of these towels to help me dry my Nissan Murano after washing my hands. Upon unboxing, I was pleased with the softness, fluffiness, and feel. They feel so much better than any towel I've ever had and I feel like they are totally safe for my colors. I read the reviews on the stack and was a little apprehensive about it, but I had bought other Chemical Guys products before and was happy with their composition, so I bought this one anyway. I was really concerned

Purchased; Bought another one a week later. These are great towels. Thirsty! I have a 2014 BMW 535 and a towel will remove about 80% of the water without leaving a stain. I bought another one after realizing that the second one would give excellent results. I never thought I'd spend that amount on "towels" but it's worth it not leaving streaks or scratches. I'm a 30 year old painter/detailer and have always used suede. But the polishing and detailing has always made me think. So I switched…

First of all, yes, some lint remained after the woolly mammoth was taken out of the bag. After a few shakes to remove it, I dried my car and there was no lint left on it. If you're worried, after the first wash I definitely had no lint from using it. I have used the Woolly Mammoth many times on both my sedan and SUV. It is able to fully absorb water from any car after washing. At 36 x 25 inches, it's definitely big enough to get any job done. Because it's so big, I have to hold on to a towel…

Being fairly new to detailing I bought two of these towels to help me clean up my Nissan Murano to get dry after hand washing. Upon unboxing, I was pleased with the softness, fluffiness, and feel. They feel so much better than any towel I've ever had and I feel like they are totally safe for my colors. I read the reviews on the stack and was a little apprehensive about it, but I had bought other Chemical Guys products before and was happy with their composition, so I bought this one anyway. I…