Best place to buy microfiber cloths?

[buzzer]

I seem to use quite a few of these.... Where is the cheapest place to buy them?

[7even]

Costco, not only for price but quality.

[buzzer]

7even said:

Costco, not only for price but quality.

Thanks, we were a costco member but I let the membership lapse as I didn't use them much...

anywhere eles?

[belleair302]

Any of the online car detail suppliers.....just google away.

[nsa]

Sounds ideal for ebay.

http://www.ebay.co.uk/sch/i.html?_trksid=p2498.m57...

[silverthorn2151]

7even said:

Costco, not only for price but quality.

This. They do a bulk pack with um, lots in it. I find they work best after a wash ans SWMBO now knows that the car cloths don't have conditioner in the wash.

You can get so many that you can be lavish with your microfibres. I used an older one today to apply and buff off tyre gel. Finished and straight in the bin. Result!

[blugnu]

They had them at Poundland last time I was there.

[cornet]

silverthorn2151 said:

7even said:

Costco, not only for price but quality.

This. They do a bulk pack with um, lots in it.

36 for something like £11 + VAT from memory

[PoshTwit]

Asda - pack of 24 in different pretty colours for £8.50-ish.

Quality seems OK.

[texaxile]

QD do a microfiber towel 85cm x 50cm, it's thick, double sided and has a cotton border sewn on it. They cost around £6 each but are bloody brilliant. I've had one for a while and it's had a few washes, still as soft as a baby's bum.

[sixspeed]

silverthorn2151 said:

This. They do a bulk pack with um, lots in it. I find they work best after a wash ans SWMBO now knows that the car cloths don't have conditioner in the wash.

You can get so many that you can be lavish with your microfibres. I used an older one today to apply and buff off tyre gel. Finished and straight in the bin. Result!

Second all the comments about the Costco ones. Also, as Silverthorn said, you get so many in the packs that you do end up using them as a throw-away item!

Mine seem to go through a life-cycle of polishing/wax removal when new, to door-shut cleaning duties once slightly soiled after a couple of uses, and then finally onto alloy/tyre cleaning or oil-level checks before going in the bin!