Car Drying Towel – Twisted-Loop Microfibre, 1300 GSM, 61 x 91 cm
Car Drying Towel – Twisted-Loop Microfibre, 1300 GSM, 61 x 91 cm
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1300 GSM · Twisted-loop microfibre · 61 x 91 cm
A Drying Towel That Soaks Up the Water in One Pass
Drying is the part of a car wash where most streaks, lint and fine scratches happen. This large twisted-loop microfibre towel pulls water off paint, glass and trim the moment it touches them, so you lay it down, glide it along and move on. No wringing out halfway, no going over the same panel three times, and a clean, streak-free finish at the end.
How it works
Long twisted loops that hold far more water
The towel is woven with twisted loops. Each loop is on average 4 to 6 times longer than a normal microfibre strand, which gives the towel a much larger surface area. More surface means more room for water, so it holds more than an ordinary microfibre towel.
In practice, that means you only have to dry once. The fibres take up the water as the towel moves, instead of pushing it around the panel.
Absorbency
Up to about 3.8 litres of water
The towel can take up to about 3.8 litres (1 gallon) of water. That is enough to dry 2 to 3 vehicles in one session, and it also works on cars that do not have a ceramic coating, where water does not bead off as easily.
Because it keeps absorbing for so long, you rarely need to stop and wring it out while you work.
Gentle on paint
A smooth, scratch-free glide
The towel is made from an ultra-soft premium microfibre blend. It is safe on all paint types, on vinyl wraps and on paint protection film, and it glides across the surface instead of dragging.
Use it on the paint, the windows and the plastic trim. The plush loops stay soft against the surface while they lift the water away.
- All paint types: including dark and freshly polished paint.
- Wraps and protection film: safe to use on both.
- Glass and trim: one towel for the whole car.
Material
Split microfibre that leaves no lint
The towel is made from high-grade Korean split microfibre. Split fibres are very fine, so they trap water well and do not shed lint onto the car you have just washed.
It weighs 1300 GSM (grams per square metre). A high GSM means denser microfibre: the towel absorbs more deeply and gives a softer, safer contact with the paint.
How to use
Drying after the wash, step by step
1. Wash and rinse the car
Finish cleaning and rinsing first, so there is no loose dirt left on the paint.
2. Take out a clean towel
Use a clean, dry towel straight from its packaging or from the wash.
3. Open it up and lay it on the car
Unfold the towel fully and lay it flat on the roof, bonnet or a panel.
4. Drag it gently along the car
Pull the towel slowly across the surface without pressing down. Let the fibres take up the water on their own.
5. Enjoy the finish
Move from panel to panel. The car is left dry, streak-free and lint-free.
Colours
Eight colours to choose from
Size
Large enough to cover a panel at once
The towel measures about 61 x 91 cm (2 x 3 ft) and is about 2.5 cm (1 in) thick. That large, plush surface covers a big part of a bonnet or roof in one pass, which is why drying goes so quickly.
Choose a pack of 1, 2 or 4 towels: handy if you dry more than one car, or want a fresh towel ready while the other is in the wash.
Care
How to wash it and how often
1. Wash it every 1 to 2 uses
Regular washing removes trapped dirt, so the towel stays soft and does not risk scratching the paint.
2. Cold water and a mild detergent
Use a mild detergent without special additives, so the microfibre is not damaged.
3. Only with clean towels
Do not wash it together with towels used for brake dust, wax or other products. They can transfer to the drying towel and make it less effective.
4. Dry on low heat
Tumble dry on a low setting. High heat can damage the fine microfibres.
5. No fabric softener or spray wax
Both clog the fibres and reduce how much water the towel can absorb.
Questions people ask
Is microfibre better than a chamois for drying a car?
Yes. A microfibre towel traps the water and any tiny particles inside its fibres. A chamois or sponge can drag dirt across the paint, which causes fine scratches.
How do I dry without leaving swirl marks?
Lay the towel on the surface and glide it gently, without pressing down. Let the fibres absorb the water on their own instead of rubbing.
What does 1300 GSM mean?
GSM stands for grams per square metre. The higher the number, the denser the microfibre, which gives deeper absorption and a safer contact with the paint.
How many cars can I dry with one towel?
It holds up to about 3.8 litres (1 gallon) of water, which is enough for 2 to 3 vehicles in one session.
Can I use it on a wrapped car or on paint protection film?
Yes. The ultra-soft microfibre is safe on all paint types, vinyl wraps and paint protection film.
Can I use fabric softener when I wash it?
No. Fabric softener and spray wax clog the fibres and reduce absorbency. Use a mild detergent and cold water.
Specifications
- Material: twisted-loop split microfibre (premium microfibre blend)
- Weight: 1300 GSM
- Size: about 61 x 91 cm (2 x 3 ft)
- Thickness: about 2.5 cm (1 in)
- Absorbs: up to about 3.8 litres (1 gallon) of water
- Safe on: all paint types, vinyl wraps, paint protection film, glass and trim
- Colours: black, red, aqua blue, purple, sand beige, orange, army green, light blue
- Care: machine wash cold with mild detergent, dry on low heat, no fabric softener
What's in the box
- 1, 2 or 4 twisted-loop drying towels, depending on the pack you choose