Dodo Juice Supernatural Ultra-Soft Drying Towel
Probably the largest, softest drying towel available. Made from 500gsm microfibre.
The largest, softest drying towel that you can get – as far as we know. A huge 120x60cm in size, microsuede edged and white in colour to reveal dirt at the earliest stage to prevent contaminants being wiped over the car. Perfect for pat-drying. Made from the softest 500gsm microfibre we could find and even softer than Soft Touch – if you can believe it!
Care of microfibre: All Dodo Juice microfibres are fully machine washable. Wash them with a non-bio liquid at 30 degrees for light soiling or 40 degrees for heavier contamination. Even better, grab some Dodo Juice Furry Liquid, which is made for the job. Powders may not dissolve and get caught in the fibres, so liquids are better... and bio detergents may eat the stitching over time. Avoid the use of fabric conditioners or softeners at all costs as these can make microfibre cloths water repellent. If this happens, have your cloth dry cleaned, or soak it in a strong APC solution overnight (Total Wipe Out concentrate is ideal for this). Finally, fluffiness can be restored by tumble drying on a low heat. High heat will damage the fibres. Some clumping/entangling of fibres is natural as the microfibre becomes older - consign old microfibres that are past their best to secondary duties like wheel cleaning.
The largest, softest drying towel that you can get – as far as we know. A huge 120x60cm in size, microsuede edged and white in colour to reveal dirt at the earliest stage to prevent contaminants being wiped over the car. Perfect for pat-drying. Made from the softest 500gsm microfibre we could find and even softer than Soft Touch – if you can believe it!
Care of microfibre: All Dodo Juice microfibres are fully machine washable. Wash them with a non-bio liquid at 30 degrees for light soiling or 40 degrees for heavier contamination. Even better, grab some Dodo Juice Furry Liquid, which is made for the job. Powders may not dissolve and get caught in the fibres, so liquids are better... and bio detergents may eat the stitching over time. Avoid the use of fabric conditioners or softeners at all costs as these can make microfibre cloths water repellent. If this happens, have your cloth dry cleaned, or soak it in a strong APC solution overnight (Total Wipe Out concentrate is ideal for this). Finally, fluffiness can be restored by tumble drying on a low heat. High heat will damage the fibres. Some clumping/entangling of fibres is natural as the microfibre becomes older - consign old microfibres that are past their best to secondary duties like wheel cleaning.
