🧼 Chemical Guys MIC35303 Workhorse Professional Grade Microfiber Towel, Black, 16" x 16", 3-Pack: Premium Quality Cleaning Towels Review

Yes, these are good microfibre cloths, but nothing special. I bought almost identical towels, a 3-pack, from Autozone for $5.99. Don't get me wrong, they're not bad, but they're just microfibers. If you are expecting a higher quality or better than usual towels you will be disappointed as was I.

These beautiful towels do the trick when washing your car. My fiancé is a car fanatic and I bought them in a car cleaning kit for Christmas. These wipes are excellent for cleaning various surfaces: dashboard, inside doors, touch screen, windows, seats. You name it and these towels work well with no stains and great absorbency!

I was looking for an MF towel for interior use. This one didn't disappoint. Soft yet deep cut so everything I put in my interior is polished. I used them to polish an excess of 3 products. Interior cleaner, which I apply to the seats with a leather brush, as well as leather and plastic care/preservatives. I apply both with MF applicators and wipe with this cloth.

Forget about using in a car or vehicle. I bought these micro towels for a reason. For use as a cover for a digital mixer in the studio. I didn't want to pay $$$$$ for a special cover and have read that these towels work just as well. The best part is that you can use them after each use to remove dust, dirt and stains. Ideal for audio gear when you need to cover large racks or desktop mixers like the Zoom Live! A+++++

These are not the wipes advertised on the packaging. Less and less absorbent. I actually have all kinds of men's chemical wipes and they aren't the heavy, thick and absorbent microfibers I was expecting. It's more like the inexpensive branded microfibers you get at Walmart or Costco for $5 for a 20-pack. THEY ARE CHEAP. Looks like they were either too lazy to make a new packet for these towels or they threw me some old change. I'm a bit disappointed because Chemical Guys usually has top-notch…

I have chosen to hand wash my new car to keep it nice. Bought to help. 16 x 16 inches isn't as big as I imagined lol so 3 towels wasn't enough to dry my little SUV. needs. These black ones are actually meant for "super dirty" jobs like cleaning tires. Lighter colors are recommended for drying so you can see if there is dirt or sand on the towel. I bought a set of green towels to dry off the car, but I'll keep those too; I plan to start with green and end with black.

These are soft and highly absorbent cloths. At $7.50 for a three-pack, I think that's a good deal. I liked that they are gray so they don't look dirty if they get stubborn stains. I use a garden hose to wash off the dirt and let it sit for a few minutes to dissolve any remaining residue. I spray again to knock off any residue which can then be sprayed with Multisurface 409 as a regular cleaner. I'll probably switch to Dawn Platinum Powerwash after an impressive demo at a friend's, even though…