Best drying towel?

harleymike said:
Don't use a drying towel. I use a electric leaf blower. Less chance for scratches. As long as you have good coat of wax, the water runs off really easy with the blower.
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I can't do this at my house because the water will leave spots; it's really hard.

The only type of wash I do is ONR, which, unfortunately, requires drying with a towel.

Maybe someday I'll get a CR spotless, but that's a ways off--$$$$.
 
StuDLei said:
I can't do this at my house because the water will leave spots; it's really hard.

The only type of wash I do is ONR, which, unfortunately, requires drying with a towel.

Maybe someday I'll get a CR spotless, but that's a ways off--$$$$.
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I have rodi water in a pesticide sprayer. So my final rinse is with that. Then the blower. But I have found that I don't need the rodi water with the blower, as long as i get it all off the car.
 
harleymike said:
I have rodi water in a pesticide sprayer. So my final rinse is with that. Then the blower. But I have found that I don't need the rodi water with the blower, as long as i get it all off the car.
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Interesting.

What is rodi water? lol
 
RO ( reverse osmosis) water that also goes through a DI resin.
LOL. Sorry, I have an rodi system for my saltwater tanks. But anything that is purified, which means no TDS (total dissolved solids), which means no water spots.
 
Why the heck do you put RO water through DI resin?
 
It takes out the last of the impurities. For saltwater tanks. 99.9% pure.
 
Just saw yesterday on their facebook that Rag Company has an edgeless 20x40 plush drying towel now. It looks like a gigantic eagle edgeless! (Which are already great towels for drying because of that 70/30 blend)
 
Bricklin said:
Just saw yesterday on their facebook that Rag Company has an edgeless 20x40 plush drying towel now. It looks like a gigantic eagle edgeless! (Which are already great towels for drying because of that 70/30 blend)
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I just saw it too! Looks very nice fo sho.
 
I <3 my Blue Whale, I haven't used the Dry Me A River or the Uber ones. It's only 16x16 but it's 1100gsm and soft. One probably won't dry a regular sized car. But it's perfect for my Roadster.
 
I have an Adams Great White, and Supreme 580 towels on the way. Looking forward to using them both for drying.
 
Floor it and fly down the street then stop. By: Me
I have a never ending supply.
Made possible by Menzerna Power Lock So slick I fell out of my car.
 
I am still using a Korean brand called Microtex Drying Chamois and Microtex Elite Drying towel. But, what I have heard the Guzzler is nice. But, still waiting for my Megs Water Magnet hopefully it would be better than the once i am currently using
 
I don't have a favorite. I just like a plush microfiber towel that is no bigger then 16 X 16. Anything bigger and it's too big for my hands to wring out quickly when I'm drying car outside.

novaman
 
I had sworn off waffle weave towels a couple of years ago after buying a cobra ww drying towel and hating it. I've been using plush towels since and have been happy. I decided to try some towels from TRC and ordered a dry me a river. I was surprised when I took it out of the package at how soft it was. Look forward to using it to see how it does.
 
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