Microfiber Car Drying Towels, 2 Pack, 1200 GSM Twist Loop Weave for Vehicle Care, 18 x 20 Inches
Microfiber car drying towels help absorb water as you finish drying your vehicle. This two-pack pairs a dense 1200 GSM construction with a twist loop weave, making it a useful addition to your car detailing routine.
Each towel measures 18 x 20 inches and is made in Korea from 70% polyester and 30% polyamide. Select blue or green to suit your detailing kit.
Wash separately from cotton and other fabrics on a gentle cycle using cold or warm water below 105°F/40°C. Avoid fabric softeners and bleach to help maintain absorbency. Air dry when possible, or use a low-heat or air-dry dryer setting.
Features
- Twist loop microfiber weave for vehicle drying
- 1200 GSM fabric designed for absorbency
- Two-pack for your car detailing kit
- 18 x 20-inch dimensions per towel
- Blue and green color variants
- Made in Korea
Specifications
- Product: Microfiber car drying towels
- Pack quantity: 2 towels
- Material: 70% polyester / 30% polyamide
- Fabric weight: 1200 GSM
- Weave: Twist loop
- Size per towel: 18 x 20 inches
- Color variants: Blue; Green
- Country of origin: Korea
- Wash care: Wash separately on a gentle cycle below 105°F/40°C; avoid fabric softeners and bleach
- Drying care: Air dry or tumble dry on a low-heat or air-dry setting
Frequently Asked Questions
How many drying towels are included, and what size are they?
Each pack contains two microfiber drying towels measuring 18 x 20 inches each. Choose the blue or green variant when ordering.
What makes these towels suitable for drying a vehicle?
These vehicle drying towels combine a 1200 GSM fabric weight with a twist loop microfiber weave to absorb water during your detailing routine.
How should I wash these microfiber car towels?
Wash these microfiber car towels separately from cotton and other fabrics on a gentle cycle below 105°F/40°C. Avoid fabric softeners and bleach because they can reduce absorbency.
Can these microfiber towels go in a dryer?
Yes, these microfiber towels can be dried on a low-heat or air-dry setting. Air drying is preferred to help avoid heat damage to the fibers.