The Guzzler

[DogRescuer]

I Love my Guzzler drying towel whats your favorite and why?

[DogRescuer]

So no opinions on this, well fine. LOL

[Shane731]

I like the Guzzler too, but I think these are my favorite drying towels:

Sonus Der Wunder Microfiber Drying Towels, waffle weave drying towels, car drying towel (http://www.autogeek.net/sonus-drying-towels.html)

Cobra Super-Plush Deluxe Microfiber Towel is 100% microfiber all the way to the edge! Our softest microfiber detailing & buffing towel. (http://www.autogeek.net/cobra-microfiber-towel.html)

[hernandez.art13]

Mine is Chemical Guys

Woolly Mammoth MEGA THICK SUPER DRYER TOWEL (25"x 36"x 1")

Before this all I ever used is a shammy, but the first time using it. I was highly impressed. (Not saying this is the best, but this one gets the job done)

I should do an experiment to see how many times i can dry a car before having to squeeze the excess water for The Wooly Mammoth. It can dry one car easily, and you still have plenty of drying to spare.

http://youtu.be/sLFub41AB4o


Chemical guys said that it is made from an actual wooly mammoth, so I was convinced (Kidding)

[MyFirstES300]

This one is my favorite. I use it as a final dry towel after using 2 guzzler's. As an aside, however, I'm not really fond of the guzzler's even though they work. Just wish they were thicker?

Cobra Deluxe Ultra 600 Microfiber Towel, microfiber buffing towel, microfiber drying towel, detail towel, micro fiber (http://www.autogeek.net/cobra-deluxe-ultra-towel.html)

I also use these for door jambs, tires, wheels and general heavy duty dirty work. I really like these, and they exceeded my expectations:

Microfiber Wheel Detailing Towel, wheel buffing towel, all wheel towel, utility towel, shop towel (http://www.autogeek.net/microfiber-wheel-towel.html)

[hernandez.art13]

This one is my favorite. I use it as a final dry towel after using 2 guzzler's. As an aside, however, I'm not really fond of the guzzler's even though they work. Just wish they were thicker?

Cobra Deluxe Ultra 600 Microfiber Towel, microfiber buffing towel, microfiber drying towel, detail towel, micro fiber (http://www.autogeek.net/cobra-deluxe-ultra-towel.html)

I also use these for door jambs, tires, wheels and general heavy duty dirty work. I really like these, and they exceeded my expectations:

Microfiber Wheel Detailing Towel, wheel buffing towel, all wheel towel, utility towel, shop towel (http://www.autogeek.net/microfiber-wheel-towel.html)

You have to use 2 guzzlers?

[sproketser]

Great ideas in here mates . Need some of those Guzzlers on a future order .

[mwoolfso]

I am very impressed with my guzzler. I rarely need to go for a second towel.

[PA DETAILER]

sonus der wunder drying towels. gives the cobras a run for the money. and....you get 2 to a pack.

[a g thang]

I like the pak shak waffle weave towels they seem super thin but hold water in like crazy!!!

[MyFirstES300]

You have to use 2 guzzlers?


I have 4, but it takes 2 to get off the beaded water. The heavier Cobra is my finishing towel. -Ed

[hernandez.art13]

I've been wanting to get a separate drying towel, but have been eyeballing a PRO Gauge II Powder & Paint Thickness Gauge, Brinkmann Light, and the Rupes first :)

[nissenc1337]

Huge fan of the guzzlers I got on BOGO. Took me a few times to realize they work best when using a slow arm movement. Gives the towel time to absorb. I've heard good things from other towels but these work so well!

[psynx]

I hate the guzzler scratches my soft paint. I use cg woolie mammoth its a chinchilla on roids

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[sixsix]

I used to use the Absorber for years and never had a problem with them. Found this site and tried out a guzzler and hated it, went back to the absorber. A couple of months ago I wanted to try out a mf towel again so I went to O'rileys and picked up a Viking waffleweave drying towel and I like that one a lot. It's very thin but holds a bunch of water. I find they work good when used with any kind of "wax as you dry" as a drying aid.