Chemical Guys MIC_506_12 Professional Microfiber Review

Lint-free? Do you guys even know what that means? These "lint free" microfiber towels left a nightmarish amount of yellow lint on my truck when wiping the HydroCharge ceramic product. Now I have to spend another day of my life trying to remove it. DO NOT BUY THESE CLOTHES if you take care of your car. Absolutely terrible. I will use them in the bathroom where they belong.

I used to like these wipes because they were so thick and great for picking up any leftover polish or wax. Those were my favorite towels. I recently placed an order and immediately noticed that the new towels are thinner and not as fluffy. I put two year old towels next to the new ones for comparison. The new towels have less pile, not as plush, and the fibers are about 1/4 shorter than the ones I bought two years ago. The gap in the pile is bigger and it falls like crazy. I would like to buy…

I love these towels! I wash my truck all the time, not because I'm a slob, but because I love a sparkling clean truck! If you're going to spend all that money on a car, why not give it the love it deserves? These cloths will not scratch paint like a cotton cloth. Microfiber cloths are recommended. You might pay a few bucks more for it, but it's worth knowing you're getting a quality product. They are good for cleaning, polishing, polishing and interior decoration. In fact, you can buy several…

I thought people would go crazy reading these product reviews about the level of detail and experience with microfiber towels. But now I think I understand (or mostly). Most reviewers use this on their machines, I was just looking for something for everyday home use. We don't use paper towels so I wanted something of good quality that could be reused for a while. I have two sloppy kids under 2 and they clean EVERYTHING. With just a little water, I can wipe down all of my kitchen surfaces, my…

At first glance these are fantastic towels. However, after using it I am disappointed. When I receive new microfiber towels, I wash them in cold water, a free and transparent detergent with an extended rinse cycle, and then tumble dry them on low for 20 minutes. Finally, I laid them on the air fluff to dry. I do this to get rid of lint or anything else in the production process. I noticed before washing that they had what looked like old oil stains but I figured it was a manufacturer fault and…

I am very careful with my towels when doing anything on my Harley. I have about 6 different cloths that I use for detailing. They are all used for specific areas of the bike. I saw it and rolled the dice. price, damn it. Black Friday the 12th for $16. I don't want to hit the towels. One side is fairly soft but not super plush. I use them for a quick waterless wash or a quick detail and that's about it. I'm not done with these yet. I would say a step up from the towels you get from the wall…

So I spent many hours on the first project with these towels, I was between different stages of cutting and several times I was up close looking at the color as well as the towel through a specific spot, and it leaves a big new scratch right before my eyes. So I thought I missed them but after half a day yesterday and half a day today I thought the problem was in my eyes and now I realize these things are ridiculous and are taking up so much time. Firstly the labels are tiny little things and I

Even better than the thicker auto microfiber towels I bought from Costco, there were 36 in a pack. I ended up with 2 packs of these and for me (someone who washes their car maybe 3 times a week) they last about 3 months after washing after each use. I only got 4 of these packs delivered yesterday and I used them straight out of the box with no prewash and they were to die for, really didn't leave streaks like my costco packs, didn't have to go through the same spot twice, powerful absorbent…

WARNING! Wash thoroughly! I bought these Chemical Guys microfiber towels along with some from a company called The Rag Company (they came in black, blue, and gray). . colors.) I prewashed them all together before use to remove lint and oil from them for best performance as recommended by many microfiber manufacturers. I used HOT water as directed on the Chemical Guys package plus Tide Ultra Laundry Detergent and Oxi Clean Powder (no added fabric softener) and the Chemical Guys towels came out…