How well do these work with washing a car? mainly the windows, body, and rims?
136894
I haven't used them yet so I can't give you an honest answer. I don't use them to wash anyway. They are for removing wax and polish.
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I use it for polishing off wax (Chemical Guys) and works well (tear off the tag b4 use). For windows, I spray distilled water (no streaks) or Luber and use the cloth to wipe off the wet (absorbs well). Dries off rims just fine. After washing the car, i use a big raffle Micro Fiber (Viking) as these are too small. They are inexpensive and plentiful so I use it like paper towels but wash them later. I use it for our shower doors, countertops, mirrors, TV screen, etc with distilled water spray bottle.
136896
I use these for many different chores, around the house and the car. They hold lots of water and clean very well. No, I would not use them on car rims, that get so dirty, though I am sure they would clean well. Depends on how often you clean your rims and how dirty they get. Brushing of some sort usually work best on rims. They hold lots of water and I find micro-fiber cleans better than any other rag, but I do agree that cotton, faux chami cloth or real chami, work best for drying.
136897
I have used them for several applications, they work well in all apps I have tried. They work well for washing and drying the car, although a good cotton towel still dries the car better.
136898
They work great on the windows and body, but I would not recommend them for dirty rims as the cloths are yellow and would be difficult wash back to new.
136899
I think they are fantastic. My husband never gives me credit for much, but he really likes these. We just bought a new car so he is washing it all the time. He likes how he can wring the water out when drying and it still soaks up more. He said to get rid of all the old towels we were using. I have used on the house windows. I agree.....no more rags.
136900
If you are looking for streak free results when detailing a vehicle or just about anything else; then I say this is the "Go To" towel. I wouldn't be without them!
1002092
I am sure if you tried hard enough you could get lint from them however that said, I washed mine before using them on my black car. There was no yellow lint in the dryer or trap or on my car. 1000% better than the Meguiar's supposedly lint free cloths for your car which left lint everywhere.
1700720
I haven't used it to wash a car, but I imagine it would work just fine. You just hook one end of the filter up to the hose, and the other to the sprayer head. Has normal water pressure and everything.
1904282
They hold a ton of water. Great for quickly washing a car. Also great for drying dishes. They aren't the best for glass but they might be alright depending on your requirements.
649034
Handles car washes great I run it through a car wash once a week and no issues may bend back a little of move to the side but can always be adjusted
1856100
No problems. Wash windows really good, moisten suction cups and press kinda hard.
1870947
Great. Just took my car to the car wash and the lashes stayed on great and now they are clean. (:
941924
My preference is for a softer fabric and these will work. Amazon sells the type I use for cleaning the more delicate surfaces in my house. They are super soft and typically called Micro Chamois or Lens Cloth or by similar names. These are the same type you can use for cleaning your eyeglasses. It says on the packaging that it is meant for cleaning electronics.
1955863
Yes, they work great and don't leave a lot of lint. They work well with anything that has glass.
1700722
I like mine but I purchased it for my chickens and garden. No experience with washing cars. Should work well. Plenty of flow.
9517
I think they should be. I don't wash my car all the time. The few times we've been through the car wash there have been no issues.
828947
I think they are best suited for wheels and other auto applications but you could use it to clean those things. I would probably buy something else to clean bath items though.
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For car body, yes. It can. I have used this product the whole summer without going to the car-wash. Of course obviously, it won't work for windows (glass), undercarriage, and tires, and most metal or chrome parts. You can still clean those parts but they won't be spotless (soap stains, because the microfiber towels are not meant for those surfaces).
767299
I have not used them in the car, but the size would work and they are easy to clean, so it's a good idea.
63040
You need to be careful when washing the car with this PW. Dont get the pressure nozzle too close to the body as you may chip off the paint especially in the non metal areas.
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I have had no problems with it in car washes.Make sure it is securely mounted with no long bolts with extra threads exposed that may cause a problem. It worked well for me..
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It's great for washing aluminum wheels, but be careful with painted wheels. As to washing a car, the answer is yes, but also be careful. Make sure you use a nozzle that doesn't concentrate the spray too much. The unit comes with a spread nozzle that fans out the spray to about a 30 degree angle. I'd use that. Also, don't get too close to the car. I'd keep the spray about 12 to 18 inches away from the paint. As they say with most of these things, do a little test on an inconspicuous part of the car. A power washer can do a nice job getting a lot of the dirt off the car, but some good old fashioned elbow grease is the safest way to get a heavily soiled car clean. Hope this helps.