UNIMADE Shop Towel Rag 200 Pack microfiber towels 🧽
Description:
This pack of shop towels offers a practical, reusable alternative for cleaning tasks around the home, garage, or workplace. The UNIMADE microfiber rags in this 200-piece set are sized at 11.5" x 11.5" and are made to absorb spills, lift grime, and leave surfaces lint-free, making them useful for detailing cars, wiping countertops, and general maintenance in busy environments.
Key Points
The towels are designed for repeated use in automotive, kitchen, and workshop settings. According to the manufacturer, the microfiber construction improves liquid pickup and reduces streaking on painted or polished surfaces. Their soft texture helps avoid scratching delicate finishes while still handling oil and grease in a garage or mechanic bay. The towels come in blue, which helps with visual sorting when you want to reserve certain cloths for specific jobs.
Technical Specifications
- Name: UNIMADE Shop Towel Rag 200 Pack
- Size: 11.5" x 11.5"
- Quantity: 200 cloths
- Material: Microfiber
- Color: Blue
Benefits
These microfiber shop towels combine absorbency and quick drying to cut down on the number of cloths needed per job. They are lint-free, which reduces residue on glass, mirrors, and automotive paint. Reusability is a clear cost advantage compared with single-use paper towels, and machine washing helps keep them hygienic between uses. In practice, they handle both light household spills and tougher workshop messes, so they can simplify supply management for restaurants, garages, and cleaning crews.
Usage Recommendations
For general cleaning and detailing, use a slightly damp towel to capture dust and fingerprints, then flip to a dry cloth for final buffing. For oil and grease, pre-treat excess with a scraper or absorbent compound before applying the towel to avoid heavy soiling. Wash in warm water with a mild detergent and avoid fabric softeners, because softeners can reduce microfiber performance over time. Consider separating towels used for chemical spills from those used on food prep surfaces to limit cross-contamination.
Note that while microfiber excels at trapping dirt and liquids, it may not remove strongly bonded residues without a suitable cleaning agent, and high-heat drying can degrade some microfiber over many cycles according to the manufacturer.
