Steam wand cloth that stays soft? - Page 2
- JohnB.
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Like most things it will depend on the quality of the product you buy. I bought a package of the ZwipesTimovzl wrote:Microfiber or the disposables I've tried still require too much 'uncrumpling' in my experience.
http://www.amazon.com/Zwipes-Microfiber ... B000XECJES on Amazon a couple years ago. I use them for a variety of cleaning jobs around the house & some get rinsed & dry out several times a day. They stay soft & supple day after day.
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These are what I have been using and they stay soft.
http://www.amazon.com/Black-BleachSafe® ... afe+towels
http://www.amazon.com/Black-BleachSafe® ... afe+towels
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These high-quality microfiber cloths you guys use sound very good as well. Could not find any affordable Zwipes outside the US so far,though. 90 pounds on Amazon.co.uk?
Any alternatives you guys know of?
Any alternatives you guys know of?
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Microfiber used for car polishing are typically quite good, I have some from the McGuyars line of products that really are a lot better than the typical stuff you buy at grocery stores.
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The costco in southern california carries (can't exactly remember) a 20 or 40 pack of microfiber towels for 20 bucks. Been using a few of those while pulling shots and rotating their wash cycle. The only downside is that it is bright yellow, which may be an upside for some