[Brooklyn M240i]

Someone gave this to me and said it's for drying cars. Can someone verify that. If it is how do I use it? Just lay it on top or?

[cukeuk]

Get good quality microfiber cloth https://www.autoexpress.co.uk/access...ng-towels-2020 or invest in a filter for your final rinse then you don't need to dry the car https://www.raceglaze.co.uk/car-care...water-filters/

[Brooklyn M240i]

Originally Posted by cukeuk

Get good quality microfiber cloth https://www.autoexpress.co.uk/access...ng-towels-2020 or invest in a filter for your final rinse then you don't need to dry the car https://www.raceglaze.co.uk/car-care...water-filters/

I found out this is a synthetic perforated chamois drying cloth. Apparently it's really good at drying cars.

[cukeuk]

I doubt it, maybe for washing dishes but I would not let it within a mile of my vehicles...

[RobbieDouglas]

Originally Posted by F44

Someone gave this to me and said it's for drying cars. Can someone verify that. If it is how do I use it? Just lay it on top or?

Please do not use this to dry your car or it is going to get covered in scratches🙄.

As someone else has said if you use filtered water for a final rinse then you don't need to dry it. Alternatively invest in a drying towel, or an air blower which will dry the car easily if it's ceramic coated.

[Brooklyn M240i]

Originally Posted by RobbieDouglas

Please do not use this to dry your car or it is going to get covered in scratches🙄.

As someone else has said if you use filtered water for a final rinse then you don't need to dry it. Alternatively invest in a drying towel, or an air blower which will dry the car easily if it's ceramic coated.

I ended up using a microfibre cloth. What do you mean filtered water?

[cukeuk]

What I stated, I linked to a product..