Micro-Fiber (again)

[turbomangt]

I have been preaching about MF towels now ever since I opend my shop. This is the time of year when people are busy buying holiday gifts. Nothing makes a nicer gift than MF towels. Inexpensive, useful in home, or garage, lasts for years. What more can you ask? Recently I gave a talk in front of an all female group on car care. (yes, women want info also) they were impressed when I explained how MF has found its way into the home. Cleaning glass, dusting, nothing compares. For the cars, those that already use MF are the best form of promoting. Once you get rid of that old chamois, cotton and terri towels, and use MF, you will be in the fan club as well. Whatever car I detail, MF is the only material that ever touches the finish. All orders placed through me get a tech datas sheet on MF as well. In case you don't know about it here is my MF special. Buy 5 16 x 16 MF and get the 6th free. I just started a new promotion on my waffle weave drying towel that sells for $20, all orders over $50 you can take $5 off my waffle weave towel. [?] This should make your holiday shopping go smoothly. Cheers, Gary

[Curruzr]

Is there a difference in type or quality of microfiber towels? Or is one generally as good as another?

[turbomangt]

Good question, since I have gone through many suppliers before finding the right one. As with any great product introduced to a market, someone or some company will find a way to produce it cheaper. Such is the case with MF. The best MF right now is coming from Korea, it will perform and last the longest. The cheap ones are coming from China. Other countries are also making them, but I can't vow for what I have not tried. I will say this, cheap MF won't last but a few washings. Mine have been tested for over 500 washings and were still like new. I don't want to sound like a car dealer trying to sell you mine, but I will say mine are high quality. I tested some from Sams club and Walmart and they didn't hold up. IN short, yes, their is a difference. Gary