FibreKing Gold Label Drying Towel Grey - 50x80cm - 900GSM

The hybrid blend combines ultra-fine twist-loop and short-pile microfibres. This design enhances its ability to rapidly absorb and trap large amounts of water, leading to faster and more efficient drying.

Yes, the towel is specifically designed to be safe for all exterior vehicle surfaces, including paintwork, glass, ceramic coatings, and paint protection film (PPF). Its ultra-soft fibres and 900 GSM density minimize friction and the risk of micro-scratches.

Machine wash on a gentle cycle at 30°C-40°C using 25-50ml of specialist microfibre wash and an extra rinse cycle. Hand wash by diluting the same amount of microfibre wash in warm water and rinsing thoroughly.

No, it is crucial not to use fabric softener or chlorine bleach. These products can clog the microfibres, reducing absorbency and damaging the towel's effectiveness and lifespan.

GSM stands for 'Grams per Square Meter,' which indicates the towel's density and thickness. A 900 GSM towel is very plush and dense, allowing it to hold a significant amount of water, which results in faster, streak-free drying.

The hidden edge design is a premium feature that further protects delicate automotive surfaces. It ensures that the stitching itself does not come into contact with the paintwork, further reducing the risk of accidental scratches or marring.

The grey color is intended to fit into many color-coded systems. However, always ensure you dedicate specific towels for specific tasks (e.g., drying only) to maintain optimal cleanliness and prevent cross-contamination of cleaning chemicals.

Hang the towel to air dry completely or tumble dry on the lowest, coolest setting. Avoid high heat, as it can damage the microfibre structure and reduce its absorbency over time.

Ensure the towel has been washed before first use. If it's an older towel, it may be contaminated with wax, polish, or detergent residue. Wash using a dedicated microfibre cleaner and the recommended machine settings. Avoid using fabric softener, as it clogs microfibres.

This can be due to insufficient rinsing during washing, leading to detergent residue. Try an extra rinse cycle. Also, ensure the towel is not overly saturated; wring it out periodically. Check if the towel is old and the fibres are worn.

This is normal for some colored microfibres. Wash the towel separately or with items of a similar color for the first few washes until the bleeding stops. This does not affect the towel's performance.

Fabric softener or high heat drying can cause stiffness. Re-wash the towel using a microfibre-specific cleaner and air dry or tumble dry on a low/cool setting. Avoid ironing.