Glart 443TP 3 Super Absorbent Microfibre Thick Plush Cloths 40 x 40 cm, for Car Wash, Cleaning and Drying, Anthracite

I have struggled to find a micro fibre cloth that fulfils the job I want it to do, this Glart product not only dries my car with half the effort but also leaves the windows smear free.The quality and finish of the cloth its self excellent and great value for money.Its it thick and glides across my paintwork and glass.

New car demands new cleaning care material and I felt I needed something to express my real true love and care for my new “toy”. In the past, I have always used sponges and chamois leathers to wash and dry my cars but in the end it always felt like a job half done with all the streaks and left behind deposits on the paint surface. These new Glart Super Absorbent Microfiber cloths have taken my new car cleaning and shining to another level. Unlike sponges, they are soft and extremely absorbent and great for detailing. I use one of them for washing the car instead of using a sponge, and can easily guide it with ease everywhere ensuring no area is left unattended as has always been the case with the unforgiving sponges. After rinsing I use the second cloth for drying the car and the third for dusting the interior. The result is truly great, streak free shine, and no fluff left behind! I haven’t yet used any paint polish as my car is brand new but will soon consider of buying some Glart clothes for polishing, too. Highly recommended.

Product seems well made, really soft and absorb plenty of water although you really need to use 2 to get a surface dry. Was a little disappointed that they came in a single bag and not individually packaged as show as I had wanted to gift them to family members.

First class microfibre cloths. Arrived in time for my car wash and the result was excellent. Highly recommend the supplying company and the product. Danke. Will certainly purchase again.

==========SUMMARY==========Date of review: 11th October 2020Price: £15.35 for three towelsThese are great quality towels which do an excellent job of drying your car without leaving water marks. One towel can dry an entire car (tested on Mercedes hatchback and BMW saloon). I would recommend separating one towel for drying the alloys as you don't want to potentially transfer any residual brake dust or grit onto the paint work of your car.=======REVIEW=======The hardest part of washing your car during Autumn and Winter in the UK is that you tend to do it when it is not raining, which usually means the sun is shining. After you have finished washing your car you need to dry off the surface to prevent water spots/marks from being left on the paint, hence the need for these towels.The three towels were packed inside plastic packaging to keep the towels clean during transit, but they are not individually packaged. You should wash the towels before use anyway just to be sure. The towels feel particularly good quality and do not feel cheap or flimsy at all, they are soft enough to use a hand towel. The items are exactly as advertised, so it would be pointless adding pictures because they look the same.My initial idea for these towels was to use one towel to mop up a significant portion of the water after rinsing the car, followed by a proper dry using a second towel. It turns out that one towel will do the job! The amount of water that these towels will absorb is amazing. One towel can dry your whole car (my experience was with a BMW 3-series saloon and a Mercedes A200 hatchback).The whole point of using these towels is to soak up most of the water rather than wiping it off. You don't want to be drying your car like you do your dishes. Drape the towel over the surface and drag it over to soak up the water (alternative, you can just drape over the paint work, lift and repeat on each wet surface). When you feel like the towel is just moving water over your surface, wring it out and continue to use. After I dried a panel, I found that there was a small amount of water left behind and my intention was to follow up with a second towel to dry it out. However, by the time I had finished the next panel the previous panel had completely dried up and did not leave any water marks behind.I would highly recommend that you keep one towel specific for cleaning the alloys. Although I spent a considerable amount of time cleaning the alloys, I did notice some slight soiling of the towel after drying them. You DO NOT want to wipe this towel over your paint work, the last thing you want to do is drag brake dust or grit across your nice clean car (especially if you've just clayed, polished and waxed the paint work).Attached is a picture of my BMW immediately after drying. Unfortunately, silver is an extremely hard colour to photograph up close but as you can see the car is bone dry.

The best microfibre cloth I’ve used so far! Does the job well and is easily washable to restore same quality.

Used all 3 towels to dry off my Passat Estate and didn't need to wring them out once. The final towel was only half full of water by the end so some scope for extra drying. Effective drying with no smearing. Not that important but the colour combo is nice too. I washed them before use and there was almost no lint left on the car. I expect this will disappear altogether after a few more uses and cycles in the washing machine. Went for a few smaller towels rather than one big one as they are easier to manage and will be useful around the house too. Recommended.

These cloths are really good ,I have used a lot of different makes and these are definitely the best ,very soft ,hold lots of water ,definitely recommend