Just bought some microfibers on Amazon.

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Has anyone used Eurow Microfibers in the 36 pack form Amazon. The price was 25.95 for 36 of them. If they aren't any good I could use them to do jambs and interior work. Just thought I'd try them. Any opinions? I think they are the yellow ones. They are the one with 350 GSM.
 
I think they'd be just fine for that. I believe the Kirtland brand from Costco are the same towels.
 
They aren't bad. I use the 350's and 300's. Probably the best inexpensive towel on the market. They are much better than a lot of towels that cost twice as much.

Certainly not the best towel out there.
 
Those are 350 gsm? I believe the rolled edge microfibers that AG sells are the same gsm and look a LOT more plush.
Their 660 gsm look pretty decent though.
 
For better towels I am sticking with detailer sites. Not that Amazon isn't reputable, but who knows about some of the sellers on there. I bought some 530 gsm towels on ebay and they are just "different". They are the light blue with the black band (16x16). The feel and cuts aren't uniform and I just question what they really are. I have used them plenty for RW's and stuff and I haven't seen any scratching, but they lack the consistency of the MFtech towels I have. I just ordered 20 new ones to replace the ebay ones. My lower quality MF I only use on jambs, tires or interior.
 
Pretty sure those are the exact ones from Costco. I like them a lot for wheels, jambs, and interiors.
 
I've tried every microfiber cloth/towel out there. Well it seems that way anyway. Eurow microfiber premium cloths are a good general cleaning cloth and they're great for bathing as well.

When it comes to microfiber cloths. I stick to the companies that specifically make automobile detailing, not other products as just Eurow does.
 
statusdetailing said:
Probably the best inexpensive towel on the market. They are much better than a lot of towels that cost twice as much.

Certainly not the best towel out there.
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:iagree:

Many may poo poo on even the thought of using these on paint.... but a gsm of 350 is fine and these are soft enough not to cause any damage at all....

so i wouldnt worry.. but yes there are better out there, but these towels definitely have their place in a detailing arsenal :xyxthumbs:
 
rjd598 said:
Pretty sure those are the exact ones from Costco. I like them a lot for wheels, jambs, and interiors.
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Are they the gold ones from Costco or the yellow costco towels? My costco used to carry both, but only has the costco gold now. I liked the yellow for cleaning around the house.
 
rjd598 said:
Pretty sure those are the exact ones from Costco. I like them a lot for wheels, jambs, and interiors.
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Rmd said:
Are they the gold ones from Costco or the yellow costco towels? My costco used to carry both, but only has the costco gold now. I liked the yellow for cleaning around the house.
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OP towels cost $25..Costco cost around 15 bucks. Don't believe they are the same towels.
 
the yellow eurow microfibers that costco use to sell aren't the same as the kirkland brand they sell now. the yellow kirkland are a little better quality and feel a little softer & plusher...
 
I just bought some kirkland towels yesterday from costco. I am gouing back for some more today. They come out to be like 41 cents each, great towels.
 
I use some of the Eurow black microfiber towels for exhaust tips, wheels, jams, and what not... they are perfect for that application IMO.
 
I bought some MF towels from Amazon, 3 for $10.00.
Very plush and soft, I don't think I could find a better towel for the price.
I bought like 4 packs.
Forget the brand but I got them in two days.
 
Rmd said:
Are they the gold ones from Costco or the yellow costco towels? My costco used to carry both, but only has the costco gold now. I liked the yellow for cleaning around the house.
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It's funny you ask because I just realized Costco has the gold ones. The gold ones were way more plush and I was amazed at how they felt. I've only seen the yellow ones which are good but will go back to buy a pack of the gold ones.
 
rjd598 said:
It's funny you ask because I just realized Costco has the gold ones. The gold ones were way more plush and I was amazed at how they felt. I've only seen the yellow ones which are good but will go back to buy a pack of the gold ones.
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I just looked on amazon, and they offered the Kirkland Gold 36 pack (has a black label). This is the exact same package that is sold in the warehouse stores. They are listed as being "by Eurow". Not sure if that means made by Eurow or distributed by Eurow or both. No indication of g/sm on these.

The funny part is that the 36 pack was $24.99...for the exact same 36 pack that is $14.99 in the store. Someone posted a review giving it one star pointing out the same thing -
$15 in store.
 
Rmd said:
I just looked on amazon, and they offered the Kirkland Gold 36 pack (has a black label). This is the exact same package that is sold in the warehouse stores. They are listed as being "by Eurow". Not sure if that means made by Eurow or distributed by Eurow or both. No indication of g/sm on these.

The funny part is that the 36 pack was $24.99...for the exact same 36 pack that is $14.99 in the store. Someone posted a review giving it one star pointing out the same thing -
$15 in store.
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Thats the ones I bought at costco and they are excellent. Tried them with a quick detailer and with blackfire sealant, no issues at all.
 
lkotsios said:
Thats the ones I bought at costco and they are excellent. Tried them with a quick detailer and with blackfire sealant, no issues at all.
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If I used those towels on my paint I'd cry. Don't know how some of you are using these towels on paint. But god bless ya!
 
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