Griots PFM drying towel review

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I'm not as experienced as most of the people on here, so I've not tried a lot of drying towels......but this thing is amazing!!! I took advantage of the July 4th sale, and am really glad I made this towel a part of my order. I have a couple different waffle weave towels on the shelf, but this puts those to shame. Rather than do my usual leaf blower dry, followed by the towel, I decided to start with the towel and see what would happen. I was blown away by how much water this thing holds. I know they're a little pricey...but some things are expensive because they're worth it. Try one...you will not be disappointed
 
Always read nothing but good on this drying towel. Guess i need one!
 
Agreed! I have a lot of different drying towels from multiple brands. This one beats them all, hands down.
 
RN SHARK said:
Agreed! I have a lot of different drying towels from multiple brands. This one beats them all, hands down.
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Agreed also. Don't let the small 16x16 inch size influence your decision. These are absolutely the thirstiest towels I've ever used!

Bill
 
I've heard a lot a good things about this towel. The one thing that held me back were complaints of linting. Did you experience that?
 
derass said:
I've heard a lot a good things about this towel. The one thing that held me back were complaints of linting. Did you experience that?
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Completely the opposite. No linting at all. Even use it as a final wipe on glass.
 
derass said:
I've heard a lot a good things about this towel. The one thing that held me back were complaints of linting. Did you experience that?
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nope...as others said...none at all
 
Awesome towels! Never seen any kind of linting from mine and I've had them for over a year now.
 
It really is the best all purpose towel, and it seriously is the best drying towel out, I dried an entire car without ringing it out once, and I didn't have to use another to buff off streaks.

The real deal.
 
This is one of the very few products that lives up to all the hype surrounding it. I've used it as a drying towel for my rinseless and waterless washes and it's outstanding. One 16x16 towel will completely dry my car. I've also used it for a final wipe down on glass with excellent results. These are solid constructed, well made towels, that with the proper care should last me a long time. They are not inexpensive towels, but I feel are worth every penny.


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Vegas1 said:
This is one of the very few products that lives up to all the hype surrounding it.
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I found the same thing. The first time I used the PFM drying towel (the bigger version, not the square), I used it in a "Well, let's just see." trial run. I 2 bucket washed a black car in the sun, drying the clean parts as I went. (The technique probably looked just like what you're thinking in your head). For 90% of the drying I could simply lay the towel flat on the car, smoothed it out with my hands to help soak up the water, and moved on. No damage induced, no water spots despite hard water. I was genuinely impressed. For convenience of size, I'll be trying the smaller version for my next Rinseless.

John
 
I got one on sale and STILL thought, sheesh pure freakin' expensive.

Used it ONCE and it's worth every $ even at full retail. Thing's pure freakin' magic!

I've used two other drying specific towels that left water behind and were better for drying AFTER you use air.

I sprayed down my car with pressure washer after a wash to test. One pass, completely dry, zero lint.

Totally impressed
 
You guys are dangerous. I just bought a couple of these based on this post.

I gotta stop reading these.....
 
I just picked up a few as well, based on this thread.
 
Unless you are trying to do MULTIPLE cars at ONCE.... you most definitely only need one of the big ones

but then again.... one can never have enough good MF lol

You won't be dissappointed
 
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