• Perfect Fit for Most Hands
• The Rag Company's Best Selling Mitt
• Excellent Quality Microfiber Mitt for the Most Effective Cleaning Ability 
• NO TAGS
• Includes Finish-Safe White Microfiber Hanging Loop to Hang-Dry Mitt after Use (Easy to Snip if Unwanted)
• Elastic Cuff to Keep Your Hand Inside While Washing
• Lint-Free/Non-Abrasive and Extra Absorbent
• Extremely Durable - Able to Withstand Numerous Washings
• Strong Choice for Auto/Marine/RV/Cycle Washing, Detailing, Buffing and Polishing
• Note: If the interior liner of the mitt is punctured/compromised, do NOT machine wash. Once the liner is damaged and the foam padding inside has been exposed, there is a high risk of the foam getting shredded by certain aggressive types of wash machine agitators (typically top-loading) and sticking to other microfiber products in the same wash.

1. Wash Before First Use: To ensure optimal performance, always wash new microfiber towels before using them. This removes any loose fibers from the manufacturing process.
2. Wash Dark Colors Separately: To prevent color bleeding, always launder new black, orange, and red towels separately from lighter-colored ones.

Keep your microfiber towels in top condition by following these care instructions:

• Machine Wash Guidelines: Wash in warm water (up to 104⁰F/40⁰C) using a mild, clean-rinsing liquid detergent free of dyes and perfumes. Avoid exceeding this temperature to prevent damage to the fibers, which can reduce their performance.
• Drying Instructions: Dry on low or no heat in a tumble dryer, or simply hang to air dry.
• Separate Washing: Wash microfiber towels only with other non-linting materials—avoid cotton—to maintain their lint-free and dirt-gripping characteristics.
• Color Sorting: Sort towels by color before washing. Avoid mixing dark or brightly colored towels (e.g., red, orange, black) with lighter-colored towels (e.g., white, light blue, yellow), as bleeding may occur, especially with newer towels.
• Do NOT iron.
• Do NOT use fabric softeners, as they can clog the microfibers and reduce their effectiveness.
• Do NOT use chlorine bleach, as it weakens the fibers and eliminates the microfiber's ability to attract and trap dust and dirt through its electrical charge.
• Tip: Keep used and dirty microfiber towels in a separate bin away from regular laundry to prevent accidental damage during washing.