CleanTools 42149 The Absorber Synthetic Drying Chamois Review

Great for drying cars. It's almost scary how absorbent and fun it is. I'm lucky enough to have a heated towel rail at work and can use up a towel on a car in about 5 minutes. I finish off any remaining runoff drips with microfiber on the car as you don't want to run the dry towel over the dried paintwork and scratch it. Without a ring, the compact sedan is a quarter or half dry before it needs a serious press. Hand spinning removes about 80 percent of the water, but leaves behind beads and…

I have been using these items for several years now and buy a new one about once a year. PVA is used as an absorber, so it must remain slightly moist, as it becomes very hard when it dries. Once you get used to it and how it works, it's great. There are many PVA drying towels that are cheaper, but believe me, this one is better in thickness and quality. I bought a cheap all-purpose towel from Wal-Mart and after a few days it started tearing. I use mine to dry pretty much anything you use a…

I recently bought a third absorber. Why 3? Because I gave one away and the other one is staying on my boat now. I keep this product in my car. I always just roll it up after use and store it in the tube that came with it. Even after several weeks between uses, the absorber remains slightly moist and ready for use. This is extremely important, as anyone who has tried using dried suede knows. I thought if you keep it in a tube it might cause odor, mold or something. Not at all. I sometimes use an