KKV 2-Pack Microfiber Towels 35" x 24"

This set of oversized microfiber towels makes drying and detailing vehicles faster and safer, combining high absorbency with a soft finish to help prevent streaks and scratches. If you need an extra large microfiber drying towel for cars after a wash, these 35 by 24 inch towels speed up drying while protecting paint and trim.

Key Points

The fabric uses a tightly braided microfiber yarn that soaks up water without leaving streaks or water spots, according to the manufacturer. The soft fibers and polyethylene-edged hem are designed to reduce the risk of scratches on painted surfaces while allowing for thorough drying of cars, trucks, and SUVs. 🚗

Each pack contains two large towels sized 35 x 24 inches, giving enough surface area to handle hoods, doors, and larger panels without repeatedly wringing or switching cloths. The towels are machine washable and dry quickly, which makes them convenient for repeated use in busy garages and home wash routines. 💧

A small hanging hook attached to each towel simplifies storage and helps them air dry between uses. Consider that these towels perform best for light to moderate soil and finishing dries; for very heavy mud or stubborn grime you may still need a prior rinse or dedicated wash mitt.

Technical Specifications

• Name: KKV 2-Pack Microfiber Towels (35"x 24")
• Material: Microfiber braided yarn, soft pile with polyethylene edge.
• Pack size: 2 towels.
• Dimensions: 35 x 24 inches each.
• Care: Machine washable, tumble dry low recommended.
• Accessories: Built-in hanging hook for storage.

Usage Recommendations

Use one towel for initial water pickup and the second for final wipe or for different panels to reduce cross-contamination. When drying, move in straight passes across panels and avoid aggressive rubbing to keep the fibers from trapping grit. For glass and chrome, fold the towel to create a clean edge for a streak-free finish. 🪝

After washing the towels, tumble dry low or hang to air dry to maintain softness and absorption. Avoid fabric softeners as they can reduce microfiber performance, and do not use bleach. If you notice any trapped debris, rinse the towel thoroughly before the next use to prevent potential surface marks.