Premium Plush Cloths for Auto - 6-Pack, 16-in x 24-in, Microfiber by Zwipes Review

I don't understand how a microfiber fabric that produces so much lint can be sold for car care. I bought them specifically to spray the parts of my motorcycle. That outfit made things worse. He put piles everywhere. Never before has a microfiber cloth collected so much fluff. I always buy cheaper ones. I would avoid them if you don't like the stack.

Buying microfiber towels is like playing the lottery. I'm not too keen on them though as they fade in fast detail on my black GT350. I even washed them hoping that would help solve the hair fall problem. But it did not work. They are nice and soft and therefore not as abrasive as some other microfiber cloths.

When I opened the pack and took them out, they burned my skin and lips. I thought I'd try washing them to see if it stops. I did and they still make my skin tingle. They get a little better the more I wash them, but I'm just wondering what's causing this about them. Never happened to me before. I hope I don't get cancer or something bad.

These towels are great for washing your car inside and out. I bought a pack of 6 which is more than enough to dry dry a 4 door sedan and detail the interior. The plush microfiber is super soft and I can easily clean the dashboard and leather seats without scratching the surface. Best of all, you can use these towels on interior windows (no streaks) and don't feel guilty about throwing paper towels in the bin. Good product!

I bought it in April last year and I still have it and use it every day. Never had a problem with them. I saw my cousin using the Chemical Guys microfiber cloths so I bought a few thinking they would be better but after the first wash they were different and any little dirt/leaves they pick up are difficult to remove . The tweezers were perfect and every little thing that gets stuck on them after washing is like new!

Great product! I mainly use them for waxing fine details or cleaning windows on my Aston Martin. But in a moment of cleaning to wipe off the rain and not leave stains on the car, the rag became wetter the smoother it felt. I have never soaked microfiber and it is an exceptionally soft and thin material. Not a generic type. The wetter it got the more it looked like a chamois and held water really well, I was amazed.