microfibre towls

thread count, split vs. non split mf, stitching on edges vs. fabric on edges like suede or satin, grams per sq. meter weight, etc.



That is a beginning for you. Any other questions, do not hesitate to contact us.



Good luck in your search for a great towel!



Rob and Susan Regan
 
I'll be sure to get some and put them on the scale--I like to weigh them, but will also use them and compare.



If you want, send me a few and I'll do the same in return. We can both compare.



In the next few months, with bulk purchasing power, we hope to have a towel for about 30 cents less than that!



Heaviest weight towel I have seen is a 66.6 gram towel on a scale- 16" sq. This is not the material weight, but the actual weight of one towel.



Of course, user preference is always going to be priority one! I was using a more expensive towel and found that our less expensive towel works just as good or better with our waterless product. Thus, I am saving my expensive towels for final buffing/wax removal, etc.



I still use waffle weave for drying and for glass- although I never had a real complaint for huck towels for glass.



Today, it was mostly a white terry towel day with the steamer- so even the terry towels have their place. :)



Rob
 
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