Premium Towel For Car Drying? (vehicle, best, sell, California)

[Exitus Acta Probat]

I remember reading years ago that a micro fiber waffle weave towel is thought of as the best all around towel for drying a car. Is this still the case?

[Electrician4you]

I just use a towel that I ripped into smaller manageable squares.

[Camaro5]

It depends on how picky you want to get. Microfiber towels have thread counts like fine linen. Cheaper ones will leave small scratches. The best ones for drying a car run about $25. My Camaro only gets hand washed and I have several different towels for drying, polishing, interior, windows, etc.

These guys sell the best towels for all different applications. There are dealers in the U.S.

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[Cape Cod Todd]

I use a "California Water Blade" which is a hand held squegee and a synthetic shammy called "The Absorber"

My cars only get hand washed. Any good quality towel that doesn't drop lint all over is good.

[CALGUY]

I you live somewhere other than in an apartment complex(you have your own home), a leaf blower will dry the vehicle fast, and also get into the seams where a towel won't.

Bob.

[Exitus Acta Probat]

Originally Posted by Cape Cod Todd

I use a "California Water Blade" which is a hand held squegee and a synthetic shammy called "The Absorber"

My cars only get hand washed. Any good quality towel that doesn't drop lint all over is good.

I have a California Jelly Blade -- great tool!

[Exitus Acta Probat]

I've been studying up on these microfiber towels, and I don't like that they have special washing requirements. Think I'll go with terry towels and my California Jelly Blade.

[cdelena]

I simply use old bath towels.

[00molavi]

I use the absorber and also have the waffle weave towels. We have hard water and they both work fine. I use the absorber to get the big chunks of water and then the towel to go over the car.

Use old T-shorts for the door jambs and bottom of the bumpers so I can throw them away.

[jambo101]

I've always used a chamois.