🔵 Professional Blue Microfiber Towel: Chemical Guys MICBLUE03 Workhorse 16"x16 Review

They are a little cheaper and thinner than the working stuff series. At face value and in terms of quality with what you would buy off the shelf in a big box.

These are some of the best microfibers I've used to clean our stainless steel appliances. I use Bail multi-coat polish every day and Weimans granite polish about once a month and use them for buffing.

There's something about chemists, I'm just not sure what it is. Their prices are a bit high but these towels are tough and you use them make sure they are fresh out of the bag. You wash them first or at least shake them well before using them. There is a bit of fluff at first but like I said wash them with microfiber cleaner or just shake them well in the wind it will help. I've used them 5 or 6 times and they still work, let's see how long they last, cheers!

I only bought this product to polish my car with other Chemical Guys products. I've used it once and it seems to work fine. Here are my 2 concerns: 1. As you can imagine, this is a blue microfiber towel. The description of Revain mentions how it can clean and polish your car. There's even a photo of a woman using it to polish the hood of her car. However, if you read the packaging after you received it, you see an image that suggests that the Chemical Guys make different microfiber towels for…