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Oh, and let me just leave this here for the OP:

That made me LOL

x2 on waffle weave glass towels. It's the worst when you finish a wash only to get in the car and realize there are lint deposits all over the windows. Sent via Tapatalk

Stoner's Invisible Glass works very well and is safe on tint.

Lol, I don't think he understands how this thread works...

To throw out another alternative; I've been using Adam's APC with great results. Still, based i the plethora of positive reviews on here, I plan on picking up some OPC to try with my next order. Sent via Tapatalk

Man, I hate when my three-legged goat pisses all over my interior... Sent via Tapatalk

Man, I couldn't understand any of that... Sent via Tapatalk

It's pretty funny when people I am with look at me and say, "you sure you parked far enough away?" I'll take the comments any day over potential damage to my car. When parking in large lots, such as Home Depot, Target, etc. I usually use these rules of thumb: -If available, park far away from...

Just used this for the first time today. All I can say is that the easy of use and slickness is fantastic! CG impresses once again. Sent via Tapatalk

My point exactly. Sent via Tapatalk

I stand corrected. :iagree: After re-reading my post, I'm not sure where I was going with that one lol. May have been just a rationale to the question that was being asked.

Good point. Suds do not necessarily equal a good product. Take OPT No Rinse as an example. Sent via Tapatalk

Seriously doubt a lint roller will solve anything. Since there are literally millions of strands of fiber, when the polymide begins to unweave from the polyester, it will be an incessant issue. Also, since the roller will leave glue residue, you will have to rewash the towels, thus creating...

I assume you are being sarcastic? Lol Sent via Tapatalk

You could always wrap some Gorilla tape over the handle where it meets the rod after the glue sets. I really like the brush, however the splatter does get somewhat aggravating.

That is true. Various models have different features for drying such as a cool down, temp sensor, timer, etc. So people can and will yield various results in their drying process of mfs. Sent via Tapatalk

Yes, static properties in the fibers play an important role in mfs. It aids in attracting small dirt particles. The main use of fabric softeners is to remove static, thus not being a good thing on mfs. Sent via Tapatalk

Just to throw a little more fuel to the fire, per Chemical Guy's website: "Recommended Maintenance: Always use medium gentle setting when using washing machine. Always wash separate, to ensure they remain lint free. As with all microfiber products, never expose them to fabric...

Wow that is a pretty sweet deal. Yea it does appear that it might be from the same manufacturer that cg sources. Sent via Tapatalk