Oxford Microfibre Towels - Pack of 6

It is not recommended to use bleach with microfibre towels, as it can damage the fibres and reduce their effectiveness.

For best results and longevity, tumble dry on a low heat setting or air dry. Avoid high heat to prevent damage to the microfibres.

Yes, when used correctly (clean and free of grit), microfibre towels are safe for delicate surfaces like car paint for dusting and light cleaning.

Each pack contains six microfibre towels.

Yes, their absorbency makes them suitable for drying your car after washing, but ensure they are clean and free of any abrasive particles to avoid scratching.

The towels are composed of 80% polyester and 20% polyamide.

Ensure towels are washed separately from lint-producing fabrics. Check for any residual fabric softener in the washing machine and rinse thoroughly. If lint persists, try a different washing cycle or detergent.

Fabric softeners or excessive heat can degrade microfibre. Wash the towels with a microfibre-specific cleaner or a small amount of white vinegar to help strip residue. Air dry if possible.

Ensure the towel is slightly damp and not overly saturated. For very tough grime, a mild cleaning solution may be necessary. Rub the area gently in a circular motion.