The Rag CompanyDry Me A River - Professional Korean 70/30 Blend, Microfiber Waffle-Weave, Drying & Detailing Towels, Soft Suede Edges, 390gsm, 16in x 24in, Light Blue (3-Pack)

Amazing

These towels are the best window cleaning towels. No need to look around. I tried many towels by far these are the best and superior. No need to buy also miltiple towels. Before or after. These ones will be more than enough. If you have hesitations, no need to hesitate just order and enjoy them.

I was very impressed with how much liquid these rags absorb. I used 2 rags for the whole car. I followed with a buffing with a large rag towel.Ps the rags didn’t seem to absorb as much the next time I used them

Glass cloths that leaves no smear’s (fantastic). Well worth the cost and delivery time, highly recommended.

As every other Rag company cloth I've purchased, superb! These are fantastic for using with glass cleaner especially the final Buff. Also great for drying awkward nooks and crannies on the car. Totally scratch free and very, very durable. Maybe expensive compared to other cheaper cloths pretending to do the same thing, but long term these more durable cloths will save you money as well as a joy to use.

The first time I used my new Dry Me a River towel, it was to give one of my cars a final wash before trading it in. I was under time pressure, and I'm pretty sure the Dry Me A River towel saved a big chunk of time. Following the method Rag Co guys used in their videos, I spread the towel out on the car's roof, and patted it down, then pulled it along the roof a bit and off. The roof was dry! Without a trace of lint. I then did the same on the hood. To dry the fenders, doors and rear hatch, I folded the towel into a rectangle about 12 inches square, and turned to fresh section of the towel as I worked on each panel. During all this, I gave the Dry Me River towel a quick squeeze only once, and wrung it out well only once when I was almost finished. It's amazing how absorbent it is. I then tossed it in the washing machine with a little bit of Woolite, and let it air dry on a basement drying rack. It looked almost new, except for a spot where it picked a little greasy dirt from the car. It did take a long time to air dry, probably because it still retained some water after the washer's spin dry cycle. (Our clothes dryer died a few years ago, and we found that we really didn't need it. So I dry my microfiber towels either outside in the sun or, in bad weather in the basement.)

Good size microfiber towel for drying after car washes. Great absorbency, good value.