🚗 Zwipes Auto 879-2 Professional Microfiber Waffle Drying Towel, 25 in. x 36 in, 2-Pack: Premium Quality for Spotless Car Drying Review

These towels are awesome! I was so amazed at how much water they absorb and cut the drying time in half compared to traditional suede fabrics. They also left a beautiful streak free shine on all the windows and chrome on my wife's car. These are definitely professional auto drying towels.

Bought 4 of these towels a few months ago but only got a chance to try them today. They dry effectively and quickly without leaving streaks or smearing water, unlike the Chemical Guys microfiber towels I've used in the past, but they're not as effective. Will use Zwipes for drying and Chemical Guys towels downgraded for waxing or other chores.

I rarely review, but when I find a great product I have to give credit. I've worked in detailing for 50 years, many of them professionally. Starting with cotton towels, then real suede, then synthetic suede. And let me tell you: This and a 12-inch silicone water knife are the best way to dry a car (okay, so I don't blow-dry it). When the blade comes first, only one of them gets the job done, even on a large SUV. No streaks, no lint, no scratches. And much faster. Didn't I mention fluff…

I love this towel. I did a wash/planer/compound/buff/wax procedure on my F150 this weekend. This was used to dry after washing and it worked great. Lint-free, absorbs a lot of water and leaves no streaks. I usually take two towels and start alternating using one for deep drying and the other for the final wipe. If the first gets wet, use the second like the first and swap out for a fresh second towel. I can use 8 small towels to dry my truck. These towels were a bit larger and could dry most of

As the name suggests, this is simply an improved version of the original absorber. Both aren't great for drying cars on their own, but remove most of the moisture well so you can end up towel drying. It's much larger so you don't have to wring it out every few wipes. I can drive a small SUV about halfway through before it needs to be rotated compared to a shock depressing every other pass. Using this and only that will leave small stains/streaks. The average person probably doesn't care, but if

These towels are good quality, absorb moisture MUCH better than standard microfiber and are quite soft. Mine leave no lint and absorb a lot of water. With two of these drying towels I can completely dry a four-door sedan. My cars are high end cars so I'm very picky about the products I use. I used Rag and Chemical Guys MF wipes. I don't like Chemical's MF wipes at all, but the Rag Company 420 GSM and Eagles are very good. It's good value for money and I'll be ordering a few more. I've only had…

First off amazing drying! Can not complain. It comes with a label that is stupid to be stupid. Must be torn or cut close to the fabric. This is probably where most of the wear has occurred, but wear can be seen elsewhere on the towel, even far away from the black lining. If you want them to last a long time I would suggest hand washing very gently and air drying. If this "waste" occurs after 10 washes/dry, I would consider it acceptable, but not after the first. I will try to find similar…

If you wash your car yourself, buy these towels! Although I have microfiber towels, I ordered these towels specifically for car drying because they have a special waffle style that absorbs and holds a lot of H2O. I was so excited and used them the same day they arrived. I bought a new car and wanted to wash it myself. I knew I needed the right towels to dry my car. What is special about them? They're plush (not too thick, but the waffle texture makes them thicker than a regular microfiber…

I bought this for my BMW E92. I wash my car regularly (2-3 weeks) and wax (5-7 months) to keep the water flowing well. The towel absorbs a lot of water. Easy to press. Quite large. For me it is no problem to dry the car after wringing out the water. It also seems to absorb well. I have two of those waffle towels anyway. So if they had a problem drying the car completely I would use one to get most of the water out and a dry one to dry it completely. Initially leaves streaks and water. I use one