"The first time we saw the Madness Microfiber Slogger and were told that it was an all purpose towel, we were a little skeptical… However to our surprise the claims were true! This is the result of Madness Microfiber Slogger working their magic to create an all purpose towel and we absolutely love it! In typical Madness Microfiber Slogger fashion, they did an incredible job starting with the perfection in design, through fabrication, inspection and finally quality control to ensure their towels are the best anywhere in the world! Not only did Microfiber Madness design a towel that is safe to use on paint, but with the cleaning power and durability needed for the tough jobs Detailers encounter on daily basis. With the flawless combination of softness and cleaning ability, the 230gsm Slogger is an ideal tool for cleaning door jams, plastic gauge clusters, interior cleaning, polishing metal and use on exterior paint!The Slogger’s impressive ultra-fine 75:25 (polyester/polyamide) forms an essential tool durable enough for even the toughest jobs. The completely edge-less, tag-free design eliminates the risk of any surface marring making this one of the finest all purpose towels we have ever used.Recommended Applications:Polish RemovalPlastic Gauge ClustersInterior CareDoor Jams (Even if polished previously)Metal PolishingPlastic PolishingLeather CareFeatures:Paint SafeEdgelessTaglessDurable (even on tough jobs!)Lint FreeSpecifications:Size: 16″ x 16″Blend: 75/25Gsm: 230Edge: EdgelessColor: GreenImported from GermanyMicrofiber Care:When caring for microfiber towels there are a few simple rules to live by. Microfiber towels should only be washed with other microfiber towels. If you wash with other types of fabrics like cotton, etc., the microfiber will retain lint from those fabrics. Wash with MicroRestore Concentrate which contains everything you want and nothing you do not. NEVER use fabric softeners or dryer sheets. When drying either hang dry or dry on a very low heat cycle and never leave them in the dryer long enough to heat up. A dry microfiber that is heated to a certain point melts and becomes a danger to paint. Rinsing your new towels in the washer is always a good habit, but be aware that some colors may bleed onto others if you mix colors during the first wash cycle. After use, microfibers should be stored, washed, and kept separate according to their task. In other words you would never use a wheel towel and then mix it with your paint towel. Mixing wax and sealant towels with glass and drying towels are a good way to remove absorbency from or cause streaking with your drying towels. Interior or door jam towels will collect sand and particles you would never want in your paint buffing towels so keep those separate as well.Tips:Do not mix with towels used for other tasksWash with MicroRestore Concentrate safe up to 140FNEVER use fabric softener sheetsHang dry in dust free area or in dryer on no heat setting"
