Favorite Waterless Wash MF Towel?

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I am really starting to like the WW idea. Great between full washes to keep car clean.

what is your favorite MF towels for WW? My thought is the fuller naps are better, and am trying out the gray cobta 560s and the MFT korean 460s among others.

let me know if you've honed in on a favorite and what you like about it.

Thanks!

david
 
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spewking said:
what is your favorite MF towels for WW?
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Mine are:
•16"X16" Edgeless;
•70/30 Blend;
•480 GSM;

•Country of Origin:
-South Korea;

•Manufactured from:
-100% Korean Split Microfiber;

•Manufactured in S. Korea using:
-Karl Mayer (Textilmaschinenfabrik GmbH)
Microfiber Production Equipment.



Bob
 
I use about 15 eagle edgeless towels and about 10 shine and buff waterless wash towels.
 
Can't really comment on waterless wash but for rinseless wash I use the Cobra 530's you mentioned. Lot's of people like the Eagle edgeless, maybe grab a few of each and see what you prefer.
Can never have too many microfiber towels.
 
idriveblackcars said:
I use about 15 eagle edgeless towels and about 10 shine and buff waterless wash towels.
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I bought the shine and buff towel (yet to arrive) for rinseless washing.

What is the difference between the grey and blue sides?

I am planning to use the grey side for the initial "wet" pass. And the blue side for the final "damp" pass. Then dry.
 
I just started these myself... so far I've been using Pluffles, Eagle and Creature edgeless towels.

Not sure which I like best yet.
 
I have the Eagle edgeless and have had an issue with them leaving lint behind with both WW and RW. Look forward to the responses.
 
I use creature edgeless 365's for rinseless wash.

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Route246 said:
How are Sam's? The latest Kirkland from Costco are the ones I favor, given the cost and the number of towels I use.
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They are nice for the price and no tags


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I have been using the standard typical waffle weave towels for years with favorable success but recently tried out the pluffles and the griot garage green spay on wash towels and both worked well.
 
Planning on trying the waterless/rinseless myself. Just purchased a 6 pack of chinchillas for it and some N914. Hoping the towels work out.


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Route246 said:
How are Sam's? The latest Kirkland from Costco are the ones I favor, given the cost and the number of towels I use.
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They are nice for the price and no tags


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I've tried a little of everything. I'm less picky about towels for waterless than rinseless. Anything 450 or higher is ok. I prefer 70/30 Korean with an edge. There are many other good options.
 
I use DI's Ultra Thick Edgeless Towels. Takes 10-14 usually. They are 500 somethin GSM and crazy soft. I think for WW edgeless is the only way to go.

I then follow up with my DI Ultra Plush towels for any remaining residue.
 
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