this may be a retarded question but ill ask anyway. i was at the grocery store and needed some kitchen cleaning supplies when i noticed a pack of towels. they are Scotch Brite brand 3m microfiber cleaning towels, 80%poly, 20%nylon. would these towels be ok to use when waxing my car? i read alot of posts that refer to microfiber towels being the best and was wondering if these were basically the same thing? thanks
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Not meaning to make fun of you, saintsfan, but I think there have been 1.246 gazillion posts on this topic. I'm in the camp that says these probably are not going to be of a quality that you'll want to use on your paintwork, though they may be fine for interior (dashboard etc.), doorjambs, wheels, etc. But some other folks will loudly argue that they're a-o.k. for everything. Go figger. 
Have you ever tried the high-quality microfibers that many of us swear by? The best test may be for you to fondle them vs. these cheap MFs. I think you'll feel the difference!
Have you ever tried the high-quality microfibers that many of us swear by? The best test may be for you to fondle them vs. these cheap MFs. I think you'll feel the difference!
I can think of many better MF towels (including most retail ones) that would probably better than those. A few people use them just fine and like them, but to me, personally I find them to be too thin and not very plush. This refers to the multi-coloured ones by the way, and not the cream coloured ones with the coloured borders....
Might be good for windows and other cleaning duties though. As said, search around a bit.
Might be good for windows and other cleaning duties though. As said, search around a bit.