wooly mammoth

[Forest-sion]

Has any body every tryed using a wooly mammoth towel for drying you Motor i am thinking about geting 1 for myself but at £15ish i thought i would see what you all thought 1st

many thanks

Forest-sion

[Yellow]

Just got a very large micro-fibre cloth from ASDA £3 and only paid £7 for a bigger one from French Car Show last year

[AJ07]

I bought a Turtlewax Microfiber Max Drying Towel from Halfords £12.99 and used it this evening having just washed by DS far better than using a damp shammie

[CliveP]

Forest-Sion,

They are good towels - quality towels are so much better than a shammie.

Regards,
Clive.

[Bigcheese]

Forest-Sion

As ds3adi said, these are available from Asda for £3.50. they work really well.

[Forest-sion]

Hi ho - hi ho off to asda i go with £3.50 in my pocket Hi ho - hi ho, You know what i mean :cool: I think i will buy 2 so off with £7.00

BIG thanks to ds3adi, CliveP & a extra BIG thank you for Bigcheese for the pic's

[Arlow]

I bought a couple of these last year, I think they had a 2 for £6 offer at the time. Decent size and work really well.

[CliveP]

BigCheese they look great towels for the money! If they are as soft as they appear then a great buy for the money!
Thanks for letting us know about them!

Regards,
Clive.

[Bigcheese]

Clive,

Did an SRP prep with 2 layers of 476 24hrs apart on my DS3 and after a wash with AG shampoo and a hose rinse (pre hosepipe ban) the water sheeted really well. Only needed 2 towels for drying ( 1 top, 1 bottom ). Obviously they are not in the top of the range class but an impressive towel for the money, and well worth the investment in having a few in the 'Cloth cupboard', not sure how long they will last as i've only had them for a month but they do come up nice after a trip in the washing machine.

Kev

Is it me or do other people find that microfibre products 'Snag' to the touch, although my hands do go through the mill in my line of work.

[AJ07]

Forest-Sion

As ds3adi said, these are available from Asda for £3.50. they work really well.

And a free Tin of Soup thrown in?

[gar074]

And a free Tin of Soup thrown in?

Nah, that's the special Big Soup finishing polish. Haven't you tried it? Brings up the shine something lovely!

[AJ07]

Drying towels tested!!

http://www.autoexpress.co.uk/product...hs_tested.html

[pmk]

Microfibre 9 piece set for £4 at Tesco today.
Was tempted but already have loads of micro fibre cloths.

[Clean Your Ride]

I initially bought two of the green drying towels from Asda and was very impressed with them until I discovered this little beaut.

http://www.detailingworld.co.uk/foru...d.php?t=276933

It really is amazing and well worth the step up in price as the step up in quality needs to be seen to be believed.

I find the mammoth too big and needs to be folded a lot to save from hitting the floor when drying the bottom of the doors.

This small towel can dry my car so quickly and at the end you will not, I guarantee, be able to wring a single drop out if it. It drinks like a fish.

My green asda towels are used for drying wheels only now.

Andy

[ZACK]

Would only ever use my Wooly Mammoth,

Nothing else even comes close