Exterior Car Care Microfiber Cloths, Twisted-Loop Drying Towel Large Premium1200GSM, (16*24inch), Super Absorbent, Edgeless Design, Car Accessories, Bath Towels, Microfiber Cleaning Cloth, Grey

I live this! I can dry two SUVs after a good driveway wash without leaving water spots- soooo much better than regular towels or chamois. I always keep one in the car in case I get lazy and go through a touchless car wash. Just add to cart already!!!

This is the only towel I want to use on my car. Actually one towel can dry your car. It is super absorbent and so thick. Works absolutely as intended.

This is a nicely made towel. It is an edgeless design which reduces the chances of scratching tour paint. It is a twisted loop material , which I believe makes the best drying towels. At 1400 GSM (grams per square meter) this is a thick and heavy towel...it will absorb and hold a lot of water. The manufacturer omits some very important information, however, and there is no excuse for that at this price point: These towels are being marketed at the advanced hobbyist. What is the fabric's composition? Is this a 70%/30% blend, an 80/20 or something else. I am referring to the ratio of polyester to polyamide. The higher the second number, polyamide, generally the softer and more expensive the towel is. I prefer to use 70/30, but 80/20 is OK. I'll use this on wheels and trim until I find out. Hopefully, a Rayboa rep will read this and update their listing. The towel launders well, no linting or bleeding. The manufacturer offers a two year warranty for this towel, that's a generous warranty for a towel. Rayboa has produced a nice towel here, I just would like to know the material's composition.

In the first picture you can see the difference in size between this monster and a normal 16x16 towel. I always has trouble reaching the center of my tonneau cover to dry it off, but the 2’x3’ towel makes it easy. Throw it over the center and drag it back. In the second photo you can see how well my truck shines after drying it off. Not back for a 7 year old truck that sits outside all year long. It’s never been waxed except for the liquid spray wax going through the car wash. I do try to keep it clean by going through the auto car wash once a week. With regular 16x16 towels I use 2 and they soaking after drying off my truck. This 2x3’ towel is barely damp and dries the truck much faster. I used this towel to clean the interior too, so and it get down into the stitches of the leather seats to dry them well. I still like the smaller towels to clean the dash and tight areas. In the third picture I like to encapsulate the dirt in my rubber mats with a good soak while i vacuum the carpets. This big towel won’t get into the tight areas but a blower / wet vac get this clean and dry. I think you could use this towel to dry of multiple cars and trucks easily, without ever wringing it out. If I washed cars in a business I would surely have at least one. I may be giving these out as gifts soon.

As a car enthusiast, I take great care of my vehicles and have accumulated quite a collection of detailing tools over the years. From a random orbital polisher to various microfiber towels, I’ve tried many products to keep my cars looking their best. I had been on the lookout for a high-quality drying towel that wouldn’t break the bank, and I’m thrilled to have found the Raybao Large Premium 1400 GSM Microfiber Towel. Before using any microfiber towel, it’s always a good idea to wash it first in warm—not hot—water with mild detergent, and either air dry or tumble dry on low to no heat. For my testing, I followed this routine and found the Raybao towel performed impressively. This large 24x36 inch towel weighs 1 pound 10 ounces and dried my car effortlessly. It even had the capacity to handle another car if needed. The Raybao towel offers similar performance to a much more expensive brand that many professionals endorse, but at a significantly lower price. I’ve used other Raybao detailing tools and have always been satisfied with their quality, so I had confidence this towel would meet my expectations. Its super absorbent nature, streak-free finish, and edgeless design make it a fantastic addition to my detailing routine. For anyone looking for a reliable and budget-friendly drying towel, the Raybao is a great choice.

This is one of the best microfiber detailers I have purchased. It’s true to size 16x24. Also, it has a magnetic clamp built in so you can attach the corners to hang up if you choose. This one is double sided with super thick microfiber material. I have purchased a lot of various microfiber cloths and this one is rating up there as superior quality. I washed it before I used it. This microfiber will last as long as you take care of it and wash it correctly. Only wash microfiber together and don’t mix with other clothing or rags. Even if you mix microfiber once with the wrong material, it ruins the microfiber and that’s why they stop working. There are times I may wash a load with only three or four microfiber cloths but that’s ok, I never add any other rags or clothing. I also use mild detergent and never ever use fabric softener. These are things people probably already know but if you don’t know, now you do. This is a nice microfiber cloth and it will last a long time if you take care of it correctly. I approve this purchase and I am glad I ordered it. I will buy more.

I wash and wax our two cars several times a year and it has always been a nuisance to dry them. I have a box of rags, old T-shirts et al, that I used for years but they did a poor job. I switched to some microfiber towels I bought in bulk but they were each so small, perhaps 12 x 12 inches, that they weren’t much help either. More recently I have dedicated a couple of old bath towels for car drying; these are better but not nearly as good as this Rayboa towel, which gives me the best of both worlds. It is as thick as two bath towels and the edges are sewn together to make it even thicker and softer there. It feels almost luxurious and does a fine job of absorbing water. When I first saw it, I thought the price was a bit steep for something like this, but now I think it is a bargain.

The high cost of this towel is concerning. However, if it's something that will be used often, I believe it will save time and frustration because I've been very annoyed from repeatedly having to wring out smaller, less absorbent towels when trying to dry my car, especially in cooler temperatures. The 2 year warranty is a good sign, as I doubt that would be offered if it won't hold up. I haven't had it long enough to know about long term durability but it does seem made to last. I've never had a towel this thick and heavy for it's size before and would say it definitely ranks as premium. I just need to remember not to add fabric software when laundering it. I don't know what happens if fabric softener is ised, but the instructions say not to use it, and I've seen the same warning on my smaller, thinner microfiber towels.

It works fantastic! Able to completely dry off my large SUV and it holds all the water.