Meguiar's Water Magnet Microfiber Drying Towel, Premium Car Wash Microfiber Towel That’s Super Plush, Water Absorbent & Scratch-Free Big Microfiber Towels for Cars, 1 Pack

Works better than a lot of more expensive towels.

El mejor secador que conozco, uso para limpiar mi auto y es espectacular 100% lo recomiendo

Excelente producto superó mis expectativas

Updated 5/13/19 - I forgot about writing this review almost five years ago now and I am still using this cloth. I decided to purchase another one and then remembered this review.Some of the things I noted are correct, but I have since come to appreciate the value in using this cloth to get off the bulk of the water, which is how I use it. I don't think it is meant to "dry" off your vehicle completely after washing. If that is what you expect then you will be disappointed. But if you want a cloth that can suck up a lot of water, wring out easily and dry out quickly when done, this works very well.I use it to get the water off of the horizontal surfaces e.g. hood, top, truck lid, etc., and the top part of the door panels. I don't go much lower than that as I don't want to pick up and grit that might not have been rinsed all the way off. After getting the bulk of the water off I switch to my cotton towels to do the final drying. Doing it in that order works out very well and ends up saving a lot of time. When I am done I hang it on a nail in the garage and let it air dry, as I do with my other car towels, so it's ready to go the next time. I wash it occasionally and when I do I do not add softener as it tends to impact the ability to soak up water for a while and can leave streaks too - just a side note.Obviously it's made well as I have been using the same one since 2014. Its' getting a little worn so I am picking up a new one, but it's still in good shape really and I use it at least 2-3 times a week during the summer months. My only ding is I wish it were a bit larger.Original Review from 2014:Let me state up front - I was my car a lot and I mean a lot. Two to three times a week or more. I normally use soft cotton bath towels and change them out as I go so I always have one semi dry towel to remove the last bit of water. I don't have problems with this method as I clean my towels often and keep my car waxed so the system works well for me. No scratches or swirls.But...I thought I might be missing something so I got one of these towels and frankly I really can't see the point. While it might be softer than a normal cotton or terrycloth towel and does soak up a lot of water, it pretty much stays wet after that. You can wring it out, but it just spreads water after the initial use no matter how much you wring it. If you're going to use it as a first pass to soak up the majority of the water then I guess it's okay. But as your car starts to dry you end up putting more water down then was there when you started. Unless you have a bunch of these towels so you can always have a dry one, it's not any better than the method I use now.I just don't get the point or value in using these towels and they're pretty small too. I don't know that it will ever be part of my normal car washing routine, but it's unlikely. It's a nice towel, so I might find some other use for it as some point.I can't recommend this to anyone for it's intended purpose. Just use some good soft bath towels and save your money.

Cut my drying time down by a quarter.I have a midsize SUV so it’s not one go without ringing.BUT, when magnet is really the word.Did the front end of the car only ringing once and I mean grill and all. And even when it feels damn after wringing it holds water like a dam.Awesome product. Did the whole roof in two passes and basically walked down the side of the car. I can’t speak durability, but it’s good.

Great drying towel does as advertised

Awesome works perfect

Does what it is supposed to - gets water off car quickly, soaks up water effectively, easy to clean, had for over a year still works like new