Exterior Cleaning Products

Unlike traditional chamois cloths, microfiber drying towels are more absorbent, softer on paint, and easier to maintain. Chamois can become stiff when dry, while microfiber towels remain flexible and ready to use without soaking beforehand.

Using a drying towel prevents water spots, streaks, and potential paint damage. Air drying can leave behind contaminants and mineral deposits, whereas a high-quality microfiber drying towel absorbs water efficiently while protecting your car’s finish.

Yes! At Work Stuff, we offer a variety of drying towels designed for different needs:

• Large car drying towels → Best for full-body coverage and quick drying.
• Compact microfiber drying towels → Ideal for touch-ups and detailing smaller areas.
• Super-absorbent plush towels → Provide maximum water retention for a streak-free finish.

To maintain maximum absorbency, wash your car drying towel with mild detergent, avoid fabric softeners, and use a gentle wash cycle. Air drying or tumble drying on low heat helps preserve the towel’s softness and durability.

With proper care, a Work Stuff microfiber drying towel can last hundreds of uses without losing absorbency. Avoid washing with lint-producing fabrics to keep it performing at its best.

Absolutely! High-quality microfiber drying towels quickly remove water before it evaporates, reducing the chance of water spots and mineral buildup. Using a plush, ultra-absorbent drying towel ensures a flawless finish on your car’s paintwork.

For fast and efficient drying, we recommend using a large microfiber drying towel (at least 40×40 cm or larger) for full-body coverage, reducing the number of passes needed and minimizing streaks.