AquaDry PVA Automotive Drying Towel, Streak-Free, Lint-Free, 3.52 sq ft, 1 Count

This towel is made for cars because it doesn't leave anything behind. It removes excess water and water spots. It gives your car a shine but protects the paint on your car. I would recommend this product to snyone if you want to avoid going yo the car wash. If you like washing your car yourself, this product is it after washing your car. I just love it!

This works just as well as a chamois if not better and you don't have to worry about letting it dry. Just roll it back up damp put it back in the tube and when you wash you car or truck next week it will be ready to use all you have to do is wring the rest out. If it gets dirty it's OK... it will hold that dirt in and all you have to so is go rinse and wring... again. If it gets too bad which I sometimes do, just hit it with the pressure hose and go about drying your car.

Great and necessary items to have. Recently with all of the heavy rains, these cloths helped me immensely soak up the water so my lanai did not flood. Everyone should have these! Walmart has them - great pricing!!

Just got this a couple days ago and after using it the first time I had to leave a review. This chamois cant be beat for this price. I purchased this specifically for drying my car after a wash and it works just like the $50 professional ones I used 15 years ago working for an automotive detailing shop. Just remember not to let them entirely dry out, they will turn hard and lose their effectiveness.

This drying towel does a good job drying my car after a wash. I have a black car so I always wash my car myself to avoid scratches or swirl marks from a car wash.

Best way to dry your car! Perfect size and is very gentle. I can dry 1/5 of the car before I need to ring it out. Drying takes no time at all and doesn’t leave streaks.

great accessory for my car. windows wipe spotlessly dry inside and out. keeping it onboard and on yhe original canister. would recommend this to all.

While it is half the price of The Absorber, the name brand PVA, it shows in the quality. Its slightly less absorbent, and the edges are starting to fray after one day of use. For the average person cleaning their car this wont be a problem. For a professional window washer, something that will hold up under more use is required.

I got this as a replacement gym towel. The towel I wanted to replace (because it's wearing out) is microfiber, and although that term wasn't used in the description I assumed that "drying towel" was something similar. It's not fabric The texture is awful. It's rubbery, cold and clammy. It would be very unpleasant to dry off with this - I'm not even going to try it out. I'll try to find a normal absorbent towel. I left it out of the container overnight and it dried stiff and rigid, which wasn't a problem because if you wet it, flexibility returns. You're supposed to store it in the cylinder it came in, but this damp rubbery material will surely grow mold. I examined the cylinder to see if that was addressed in the description because sometimes sponges have words like "antimicrobial" on the packaging but there is no indication that it won't grow mold.

it sticks to your car like a piece of rubber which makes it useless to me, I threw it in the trash