Cheap Microfibre Cloths
07-22-2002, 11:18 AM
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Originally posted by ianl
Many thanks PC. I will pay Burgess Hill a visit at the weekend (oh joy
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Many thanks PC. I will pay Burgess Hill a visit at the weekend (oh joy
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I live in BH and it's not that bad. I'll keep an eye out for you at the weekend.
Lidls sell two types and I have tried both. There is a white general cleaning cloth and a red car specific cloth which is much softer.
Neither gave any problem on the outside of the car.
kelvin
07-23-2002, 12:31 AM
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Originally posted by Pwantwan
OK Seriously dumb question:
You using the Microfibre cloth for phsyically washing the car (instead of a sponge) or polish/waxing it?
Cheers,
Pt.
OK Seriously dumb question:
You using the Microfibre cloth for phsyically washing the car (instead of a sponge) or polish/waxing it?
Cheers,
Pt.
you still use the traditional wash mit or sponge to wash the car and your choice of drying implement.
The Microfibre cloths are superb at removing wax from the paintwork during polishing and also for general cleaning duties such as dusting the interior, polishing engine bays (really!), buffing alloys etc.
I must have about 10 MF cloths in 3 grades depending on where they are used. Aside from 100% cotton 'diapers' they are my most irreplaceable cleaning tool
Buy them now!
Tif
