🧽 Premium Cleaning Edgeless Microfiber Towels - Detailer's Preference, 350gsm, 16 x 16 Inches, 12 Pack Review

I've been looking for a towel that doesn't leave lint. These seem pretty good. I have not seen any lint on my refrigerator and stainless steel stove. I saw very little on the black enamelled part of my stove. I've only washed them once so I'm sure they'll get better after a few washes. They come out of the dryer fluffy and there was no lint trapped.

My wife owns and runs a cleaning service and we have tried many microfiber towels in her 10 years. This product is by far the best we have ever used. It strikes an impressive balance between the overly thick 600GSM models and the overly thin 300GSM brands. If you are looking for a durable and effective cleaning cloth, this is it.

I've had these wipes for a few weeks now and I love them. These are the thickest cleaning pads I have ever used and they are super absorbent. It might be hard to tell from the photo, but they are much thicker than the green tissue paper I used. They also wash well, and the edges do not wear out and there are no protruding threads sticking out. While they were a bit more expensive than I've spent on cleaning wipes in the past, the quality made it worth the extra cost.

I decorate my cars with these MF cloths. They are not too thick and not too thin. Just the right thickness. I have other microfibers that are softer and thinner. Use to apply Meguiar Express Wax and BeadMaker. I didn't see a single lint off those towels. Washed at least 10 times and they last. They are still soft to the touch (make sure you don't use too high a temperature to dry them). The ends are not torn. I like the orange color because I can see the dirt when I touch up the car with a…

This is amazing. I clean the TV with a dry cloth, dust the furniture (dust sticks really well), clean the mirrors with Windex (then I use a second dry cloth to remove any visible microfibers) and wipe the inside. my car. They're also great for drying my car after a good scrub and rinse without leaving too many little bits of microfiber everywhere. I use one pass with a wet towel that I wring out and a second pass with a dry towel, especially on windows. Then I throw them in the wash and reuse…