Waffle Weave vs. Absorber.....

I found that when my absorber becomes soiled and I wash it according to the instructions it will revive the water holding capacity. My drying method is as follows: Sheet water off, use a leaf blower to blow out the crevices where water can hide, pat dry one panel at a time using Absorber, and then I like to do a quick go over with a MF towel to pick up anything left behind. :up



-Brian
 
for the exact same reason why Brian in his last post finds his absorber dirty, is the reason, I would not use something without plushosity (hehe, new word :p)



nobody is perfect in thier washing, the towel is never perfectly clean upon drying, so why chance it. For everytime you towel shows up dirty, you're risking rubbing, just in case you missed a spot during washing or if dust got on your car shortly after washing.



Course if you don't have cinders in your area, you have to worry less.
 
I normally use an absorber followed up by a towel to wipe down my car. The absorber doesn't get ALL the water off and I get slightly streaking and spotting if I use it alone.



Yesterday, for the first time I tried a WW MF towel to dry my car and I'm hooked. I dried the entire car only using one "big grey microfiber towel" (25X36). I never had to wring the towel out, and the car was perfectrly dry.



Now I'm hooked on MF for EVERYTHING!!!



I use the cheap store bought towels for the interior, wheel well lips and wheels (as well as any other grunt work). The good towels from the PakShak and MF Tech for paint work, windows and drying.
 
haha, good one.



hey without plushosity we'd be trying to clean black rough dash boards with cotton, could you imagine that ;)
 
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