🧺 Premium Microfiber Towels - Kirkland Signature Ultra High Pile (36-Pack) Review

I ordered two of these bags in June 2017. I only use it to wash my car. I was very happy with the wipes I received in 2017 - they were the perfect weight and softness for wax removal, but cheap enough that I could use them for messier jobs like window sills and interior cleaning. The fabrics appeared to be a good balance of cost and value. I recently reordered two bags in September 2018 and am disappointed in them. They are much thinner, have less "weight" and don't feel as soft. I don't know…

I am an amateur car enthusiast. And eager. I never appreciated the solid "good" microfiber until I started researching prices. If you're interested in details, forget the cheap 50-pack and 100-pack deals you can find online as they're most likely crappy rags. For detailed paintwork you should plan at least 350 g/m². Otherwise, you're just using 2 or 3 times more rags than you need. At first I was skeptical about these rags. Someone in the questions said it was 363 gsm, which must have been…

They are just as good as the ultra-precise 70/30 365gsm carefully divided microfiber towels that one of my decorators friends uses for Aston Martin, Bugattis, Bentley and Maserati. He told me 80/20 was bullshit, I told him he was just as bad as those people who count micrograms per second per square millimeter and do scientific coffee pours - literally, physically, little difference and machines he uses them on. already cleaner than what most people take out of the car wash. So I felt bad. I…

In fact, these are the only cloths a homeowner needs for car and house cleaning alone. When bought in bulk, these towels cost less than a dollar each, so at worst you will end up with a lot of microfiber towels for a long time. Many professional auto shops use these towels for drying, removing polish and wax, applying spray wax and auto detailers, and cleaning wheels and chrome. I would recommend a couple of premium wipes like Rag Company's Eagle if you are a serious cleaner or wax and sealant…

I have a cleaning service (home, office, car). Always looking for good microfiber towels; The chemicals change depending on the circumstances, but I always use a microfiber cloth. They cost about 70 cents per towel, depending on which supplier you buy from. I've used everything from Walmart microfiber car towels (0.40 cents per towel) to premium towels ($4 per towel). Pros: Decent weight (GSM) for the price. Relatively soft on the high pile side, relatively smooth on the low pile side. Safe for