Quality of WW / MF towels?
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Quality of WW / MF towels?
hey guys long time no post in this section haha. anyways i'm looking for a waffle weave towel to dry my car, and i was wondering if there's any difference, quality wise, between your typical target Vroom towels and the Pakshak WW towels. the pakshak is on sale but with shipping its 22 bucks total for a 25x36 i think, and the vroom is a lot cheaper. but i was the best quality, and i don't really know if there's a difference. just give me your input or experience with your local vs expensive online towel haha. thanks
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I highly recommend looking at our Waffle Weave Drying Towels. It is 24x36, satin banding, soft fibers and is HIGHLY absorbent. If you have any other questions please let me know. Our shipping is very fast and this towel is extremely popular!
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hey guys long time no post in this section haha. anyways i'm looking for a waffle weave towel to dry my car, and i was wondering if there's any difference, quality wise, between your typical target Vroom towels and the Pakshak WW towels. the pakshak is on sale but with shipping its 22 bucks total for a 25x36 i think, and the vroom is a lot cheaper. but i was the best quality, and i don't really know if there's a difference. just give me your input or experience with your local vs expensive online towel haha. thanks
Anyway, heres another option for you. The 24x36 is an awesome towel! http://www.glimmerglassdetailing.com/drying-towels.html
I actually really like the foam core towel a lot too.
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I've been very pleased with Meguiar's "Water Magnet" waffle weave drying towel (22'x30"). You occasionally can find these in some local auto stores. Amazon is selling them for $7.88 each as I write this. Free shipping on orders over $25 too. I use two for most SUV's and one for most sedans. These are pretty thirsty towels and they don't scratch.
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