When it comes to drying your car, not all towels are created equal. Enter The Liquid8r by The Rag Company–a professional-grade microfiber towel engineered for one purpose: to leave your car spotless and scratch-free after every wash. Measuring 20x24 inches and boasting a hefty 1100 GSM (grams per square meter), this towel soaks up water effortlessly and ensures streak-free results, so you can achieve that flawless shine in less time.

At the heart of Liquid8r’s performance is its twist-loop weave, which glides smoothly across surfaces, minimizing friction while maximizing absorption. Its hidden hemmed edges add an extra layer of protection, preventing scratches and swirls on your vehicle’s paint. Designed with a premium blend of 70% polyester and 30% polyamide, this towel is both durable and incredibly soft, ensuring that it withstands repeated use while staying gentle on your car.

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.