Yep, I don't know how to do links from my phone but if you go onto Amazon and search for "the rag company" in automotive, you will find the 5-pack of blue Korean edgeless 16x16 towels. Those are the ones I got and love them. I haven't tried the pluffle towel yet but that one looks interesting as well. When I get onto a pc I can post up links to the products I've ordered and used. I got your pm.
Washing your car
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here is the link to the towels as promised:
https://www.amazon.com/dp/ (commissions earned)
"The Rag Company" has very good quality microfibers at decent prices. The other place to get microfibers is Microfibertech.com but I find them a bit more expensive and I the rag company sells thru amazon with prime shipping so I prefer them. Not all microfiber is created equal and the extra cost for the Korean made ones is well worth it. They hold up better to multiple washings and are very soft. For the rinseless washes I would not use a dual pile towel, use ones that are the same on both sides and of decent weight, 400-500gsm. Remember to wash your microfibers before first use with a dye and perfume free detergent in cold to warm water. Dry on extra low or no heat or hang to dry. Heat is the enemy of microfibers. Washing them after using them I prefer to do an extra rinse in the cycle to make sure I've gotten all the laundry detergent out.
As far as the sprayer goes, any garden pump sprayer will work. I picked up a 1 gal size one from amazon. I like the hose on it for spraying the roof and what not. The hand held ones with out the hose would work too if you prefer. Here is the one I got.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/ (commissions earned)
https://www.amazon.com/dp/ (commissions earned)
"The Rag Company" has very good quality microfibers at decent prices. The other place to get microfibers is Microfibertech.com but I find them a bit more expensive and I the rag company sells thru amazon with prime shipping so I prefer them. Not all microfiber is created equal and the extra cost for the Korean made ones is well worth it. They hold up better to multiple washings and are very soft. For the rinseless washes I would not use a dual pile towel, use ones that are the same on both sides and of decent weight, 400-500gsm. Remember to wash your microfibers before first use with a dye and perfume free detergent in cold to warm water. Dry on extra low or no heat or hang to dry. Heat is the enemy of microfibers. Washing them after using them I prefer to do an extra rinse in the cycle to make sure I've gotten all the laundry detergent out.
As far as the sprayer goes, any garden pump sprayer will work. I picked up a 1 gal size one from amazon. I like the hose on it for spraying the roof and what not. The hand held ones with out the hose would work too if you prefer. Here is the one I got.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/ (commissions earned)
karlmagnum
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I have a Cobra’s Guzzler HD Waffle Weave Towel that I use for drying as it holds more water than a typical MF towel.
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Well this is what I use to wash and dry, both can be purchased just about anywhere such as Walmart, Target, Autozone, etc...
https://www.amazon.com/dp/ (commissions earned)
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https://www.amazon.com/dp/ (commissions earned)
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