Microfiber towels

[dl07]

just wondering why two different microfiber towels for windows and product removal.And i noticed why so many color towels does that make a difference.

[Bob]

I guess the best way to answer the first part of the question is simply, "different strokes for different folks." I prefer the glass cleaning towel for windows but I know a lot of customers actually prefer and plusher towel for glass.

As for colors, it doesn't mean anything performance wise. It is just whatever color the manufacturers offer.

[BigLeegr]

Sometimes it's easier to have different colors for different tasks, such as blue for QD's, green for polishes, etc. so as to avoid "cross contamination." Some people are a bit more picky about using a cloth that removed polish to remove a sealant. Some, not so much concerned. :wink:

[Bob]

This reminds me of something I do so I thought I will share.
If I have a towel that becomes contaminated, like if it fell on the ground or something, I take a permanent marker and put a big "X" on it. That lets me know that the towel is not an interior and engine towel and not to be used on paint. Also I don't wash a good towel with an "X" towel.