Who likes a waffle weave drying towel over an ultra plush drying towel? Me! Drying towel review.

[Eldorado2k]

I've seen the 16x16 pfm towels at my local pep boys.

How much?

[The Guz]

How much?

I saw them a few weeks ago. I'm going off memory but I believe they were priced the same as they are on here. By the way detailing dot com is having a free Griot's demo this Saturday at 10am.

[Eldorado2k]

I saw them a few weeks ago. I'm going off memory but I believe they were priced the same as they are on here. By the way detailing dot com is having a free Griot's demo this Saturday at 10am.

Oh yea? Thx for the word. I didn't know that.

[DBAILEY]

I've been getting them at AA for $10 a piece. Been using the AA Speed Perks discount on them for getting them for $7.50 a piece

[Eldorado2k]

I've been getting them at AA for $10 a piece. Been using the AA Speed Perks discount on them for getting them for $7.50 a piece

How many do you have?

[DBAILEY]

I have 8 or 10 now I think. I buy two at a time when I get some. That Speed Perks discount is $5 off a $20 purchase so I buy 2 of them. I may move them all to the drying towel drawer now.

[74 thing]

The PFM towel is unreal. I used one 16x16 yesterday for the first time and it dried the whole car. I will be buying more!

[Crispy]

$38.99 seems a bit high for one towel.

However if it works for you and you are happy, go for it.

Personally by the time I shipped Internationally, paid customs and exchange I could buy 3 Water Magnets (never used more than 2 to dry car complete).

[osiapstndp]

My vote is for the large Griot's Garage PFM drying towel. I love it! The large PFM terry weave towel is wonderful for drying a vehicle and for wiping down panels after claying - it makes both jobs much faster.

I also use four 16x16" PFM terry weave towels for waterless washes, quick detailers, and almost everything else that is a runny liquid. I don't buff off semi-liquid residue with them, but for "wet" applications they are marvelous.

[BrutalNoodle]

How's the performance after laundering?

Anyone notice a drop off when using certain product(s)? I'm asking because there's this one particular product that kills my towels: Sonax BSD.

Outstanding detailer/sealant, but lethal on towels once dried. Tough to get the fibers back to a satisfactory condition when that happens. One stubborn chemical.