Workhorse Professional Grade Microfiber Towels for Cars - Black 16x16 Inch Microfiber Cleaning Cloths for Home & Pet Drying, Soft & Scratch-Free, Washing, Drying & Cleaning, 3 Pack

Used these when I detailed the interior of my car. They work great! They're decently thick, absorb quite a bit, and clean very well! They have a nice color to them, and they grip well in your hand when you're using them across slick surfaces like the windshield.

This microfiber towel is a standout in my detailing kit. The fabric feels plush yet durable, and it’s incredibly effective at catching dust, grime, and moisture without scratching surfaces. The size is generous, and the black color conceals stains, making it feel cleaner for longer during a detailing session. It retains its softness and absorbency even after many washes, which shows it’s built to last. Overall, a high-quality, dependable towel that’s ideal for car care, home cleaning, or any use requiring a safe, lint-free surface. Highly recommend.

I recently added a set of the Chemical Guys Workhorse Professional Grade Microfiber Towels (Black, 16" x 16") to my car care arsenal, along with a set of the Chemical Guys MIC99703 Red 24" x 16" Fluffer Miracle Supra Microfiber Towels. Both were a great addition to my detailing supplies. The black Workhorse towels are incredibly soft and safe to use on paint, glass, and interior surfaces. They don’t leave any lint or streaks behind, which is a huge plus when working on delicate finishes. They’re also super absorbent, making them perfect for drying after a wash or applying quick detailers and polishes. The 16" x 16" size is very convenient for various detailing tasks, and their durability stands out—even after several uses and washes, they remain in great shape. Together with the red towels, these have made a noticeable improvement to my car care routine. I’m very satisfied with this purchase and would recommend these to anyone looking for high-quality microfiber towels.

Decent quality for what I wanted - I've already got some really plush microfibre cloths for polishing, I just wanted some for wiping down the truck with spray wash, or window cleaner, interior stuff, etc. They're perfect for that - use them, hang them up to dry and use them again until they get dirty.

Nice & thick!

I love these cloths to dry my car. I have red ones. So I got the black ones for my son's car. Very soft and durable. They wash well. They do a very good job.

Quality makes a difference. These are quality. I needed to replace mine and grabbed these. They are fabulous. I have engineered counters and you need no counter polish at all. Just rinse them, let dry, and polish with these.

These are soft and absorbent towels. At US 7.5 for a three pack, I consider these a good deal. I liked that they're gray so they won't look dirty if they pick up some permanent stain. I use a garden hose to rinse off the dirt and let it soak for a few minutes to loosen the remaining debris. I spray again to knock off any debris that I can then spray with Multisurface 409 as a general detergent. I'll probably switch to Dawn Platinum Powerwash after an impressive demo at a friend's house, although it contains alcohols that can damage acrylics. Motorcycle windshields should be made from polycarbonate and not acrylic, but some scratch resistant polycarbonate has an acrylic coating on both sides, and acrylonitrile is soluble in some alcohols and is one of the three polymers in ABS which is a common plastic used in motorcycle fairings, fenders and body panels, so 409 may be safer on motorcycles. After the detergent has time to dissolve caked on road debris and bugs, I'll use the microfiber towel to gently remove the debris, starting with the delicate plastics and wiping the surface with a lifting motion and not exposing the dirty part of the towel to subsequent surfaces, then finishing with the wheels and underneath the fenders where there would be more debris and less concern for minor surface scratches or swirls. I then give the bike a thorough rinse to remove all of the detergent, then use Turtle Wax Quick & Easy Wax & Dry sprayed onto the wet bike and buffed off with a second clean microfiber towel. Fastidious people may want to spray on a second or third coat of wax, but I'm going for the five minute wash and wax job. Washing and waxing isn't my religion. It's a chore I need to do, and I want to do as quickly as possible. These microfiber towels are a big help, and they hold up well to washing and drying.