⬇🔶 LINKS TO PRODUCTS MENTIONED IN THIS VIDEO ⬇⬇ 🇺🇸 For people in USA: Minx edgeless 16x16: amzn.to/3TLwJZR Eagle Edgeless 16x16: amzn.to/3qh0KDz All-Purpose Microfiber Cleaning Towels: amzn.to/3CUWJw6 Waffle Weave Premium 16x16: amzn.to/3qawjim Premium Glass 16x24: amzn.to/3TVWk2C Dry me a river: amzn.to/3CZRxHa Edgeless Miner 16x16: amzn.to/3Qo72Ma Microfiber applicator sponge: amzn.to/3Bg3NSA Knobby Chenille Wash Mitts: amzn.to/3eqBmIB The Wizard: amzn.to/3wXYp3U Everest 1100: amzn.to/3Qk8NKf Platinum Pluffle 16x16: amzn.to/3AOjleV The Cyclone wash mitt: amzn.to/3TVWp6q All of their microfiber products: amzn.to/3QhLJMo 🇨🇦 For people in Canada: Minx edgeless 16x16: bit.ly/3ejdDdn Eagle Edgeless 16x16: bit.ly/3x0j5Z8 All-Purpose Microfiber Cleaning Towels: amzn.to/3cW1gDI Waffle Weave Premium 16x16: amzn.to/3qg8o0M Premium Glass 16x24: amzn.to/3D13EnA Dry me a river: amzn.to/3cMr6Ko Edgeless Miner 16x16: bit.ly/3TOCar1 Knobby Chenille Wash Mitts: amzn.to/3RGLOKm Everest 1100: bit.ly/3ejdDdn Platinum Pluffle 16x16: amzn.to/3RfLnHg All The Rag Company towels: bit.ly/3epWqiL 🇬🇧 For people in the UK: amzn.to/3eebq2T 🇫🇷 For people in France: amzn.to/3TL0Qk9
Every time I watch his video, he looks like a very kind, genuine, and down-to-earth honest Canadian man. He is also very geeky and enjoys audio and cleaning cars. I want to be a friend with this man. But anyways, it was a very informative video. Really detailed information including the country of origin. As a fan of cars, audio, and nice people, I must say I want to watch more of your videos. If you please, you should upload more of audio videos as well. Thanks.
I no longer struggle with what to buy anymore to feed my detailing OCD. I just come here and whatever Pan says is what I get. Thanks for all the great videos and your knowledgeable fact based approach. I just bought Carpro Reset, Gliss and Reset based on your reviews. And Carpro UK too
@@OutLivex I guess I mean that if I need something such as a microfiber towel or ceramic coating, or tire dressing etc I just find his reviews and buy the one he suggests
He’s bad for My credit cards. Great for knowledge and, what is the latest and greatest. I’ve probably spent close to $2,000 USD since seeing His channel for the first time, lol! F it! I work, I’ll pay things down as I can.
I've acquired several towels from the Rag Co. Great stuff! The blue Edgeless Eagles are awesome! They are right in line with the Borderless Blonde from Zaino. I use them as follows: Edgeless Eagles for removing polishes/sealants/wax only Pluffle is my main drying towel (if not blow drying with leaf blower) Waffle Weave with detail spray (originally was my main drying towel until I got the Pluffle) 845 All Purpose (Chemical Guys equivalent is the 'Workhorse'), Green for under hood, door jambs/sills, bottoms of doors, under trunk lid, Blue for windows, Yellow for seats/door panels Everest 1100, perfect for instrument cluster, radio face, plastic trim on dash/console, top of dash. This won't scratch soft plastic interior pieces. The 845 will as its to abrasive. Dont use the 845 on paint if your paint is pristine
Wow you're extremely educated in them, so here it goes lol. Im a cleaner, i do residential& commercial cleaning, what towels would you recommend? Please and thank you for your time
Thanks Pan! I'm a woman who works in an auto body shop in San Francisco and I'm always bugging the guys to "school" me in detailing my 2001 BMW 740 il (burgundy). Now, I can just turn your videos on and when I"m done with detailing my beautiful car, they'll be asking me questions! Marlene
Fabric softener sheets not only clog the fibers but they also remove the static from the towels. Static is good in the microfiber world as it attracts dust.I purchased the Pluffle and the Eagle Edgeless towels on your advice and they are superb. I used the Pluffle to dry my midnight blue GMC Sierra and was very happy with the results.
I'm a detailer and have been using microfiber cloths since 2001. I like them and still get excited when a new or a particular weave that comes out. I have to try it. (I can't believe I get excited over a towel) I only purchase the good ones from Korea. But what I've noticed about Microfibers over the years is their ability to work like they did when you first bought them. After months of hand washing and hanging to dry to using Microfiber detergent in the delicate cycle to wash them (using low heat to dry) Their lifespan just doesn't hold up nor does the absorbancy. To bad they can't make a microfiber out of a Supima towel.
It's good to know that I can actually wash microfiber towels with cold water. All the videos I've seen from other detailers they say that they must e washed on the hottest setting. Now that I know I can use cold water, all I need is a microfiber detergent. Excellent video.
The hottest water is the worst idea one could have. Anything above 60 degrees Celsius and you've most likely destroyed the microfibers. Same goes for heating. You can use a good detergent like Tide Free & Clear if you don't want to buy microfiber detergents.
A++ for this vid...definitely 100% the best microfiber vid created!! Btw, I started ordered from these guys a few months ago and you're right in terms of quality.
Thanks JR007! Yeah The Rag Company produce some kick ass microfiber products! Impressive! And they keep innovating and updating their lineup. Very dynamic company!
I got my Truck all sealed and waxed up, thanks to you I knew exactly what to do. I did get some on-the-job training while going through the process, but most of what I knew come from watching your channel. So now I need some new towels and thanks for this video on microfiber towels, very informative. Thanks again!
I use that dark blue 80/20 365 for wax and polish removal and spray wax and buffing. The eagle edgeless for buffing or wax removal. They buff well just gently glide across the surface. Don’t press hard. The glass waffle weaves are great. For general cleaning inside and out the Costco/Kirkland 36 pack for $15 cannot be beat. They are 80/20 and last forever.
Thanks for watching! If you enjoyed this video, you have to check out the mini series of videos I did to demystify microfiber towels with Levi from The Rag Company! Here’s part 1: ruclips.net/video/6dy5PbjT1Cw/видео.html
I found The Rag Company microfiber towels a while ago. Except in the engine bay and if doing ceramic sealants (you have to discard these so I use cheaper towels to buff off) I have been using only The Rag Company's towels. If you have questions for them, they answer quite quickly. I used a couple of brands of dedicated microfiber detergents for cleaning them but then I settled on All Free and Clear (meant for sensitive skin) free of perfumes and clear of colors. It's easy to get and relatively inexpensive. Now, I also use antimicrobial microfiber bath towels (not from The Rag Company) and I use the All Free and Clear on them as well. Great review. I've been using The Rag Company's microfiber towels going for 4 years.
I am interested in detailing, and your's have popped up. I've watched a few of your videos and have been helpful. But then I saw the title and I am a big fan of The Rag Company and I was interested in seeing your take on them.
excellent review. I watched this first a few months ago. Based on your video and your later vid with Levi from the Rag Co. I purchased several towels. As stated great products they work as advertised and the price is very reasonable. Keep up the great work
Pan, excellent video. You have explained the differences in the different towels perfectly! Sometimes when looking at a website you can get overwhelmed with choices, thanks for explaining the nuisances of the different blends and numbers. I have some of their towels and I really like them. I am going to keep this video in mind the next time I order towels so I get the ones I need/want! On a side note I ordered some Angelwax products because of your video, thanks again Pan and keep up the incredible work!
Thanks Todd!! I takes time to do these videos and do proper research, so I appreciate people noticing. I contacted Levi, the resident expert car detailer and microfiber expert at The Rag Company, to make sure that I relay the proper info to my viewers. I love their microfiber products and wanted to share the different types of towels and when to use them so it becomes less mind boggling when buying some. :)
A great educational video for us first time do it your self detailers. Thank you very much. Just ordered the Rag Companies Everest 1100 Ultra Plus and the Eagle Edgeless microfiber towels. Plan on using them with the Hydro Silex Recharge to protect my new TESLA Model 3 that I recently had wrapped with SunTek PPF.
I need refresher about towels and watched again video, as a good student 😉 Bought a lot ( Thanks only to you ) from Rag company and extremely happy👍🏼 ... Fells like I need more, don't know why - thanks for free school 🙏🏻
Your channel has answered so many questions for me. I’ve watched like 3 of your videos on searches when I’m trying to make up my mind. Now I’m asking myself why didn’t I subscribe sooner!!!
I was looking for wheel cleaners and then I stumbled on your 2019 product award video. I made a separate playlist just for that one video because of how much useful product info you have in just one video. You’re doing a great job. I’ll be sure to spread your channel to friends and family. Thank you Pan TheOrganizer!
Hey Pan - I absolutely love your videos and I’m learning so much. If I were to buy 3 different type towels; exterior, interior, and glass.... which 3 should I pick? Sometimes I’m just overwhelmed by all the choices but I trust you and your experience. Thanks for all you do!
Oh well I have just the series of videos for you! I did a series of videos where I sat down with Levi Gates, pro detailer and expert from The Rag Company, and we demystified everything about microfiber towels. You will learn everything you need to know, which towels to buy and I have links under each of the videos in the series for you to purchase what you want/need. Here's part 1: ruclips.net/video/6dy5PbjT1Cw/видео.html
Pan TheOrganizer I was watching various detailing videos on RUclips and yours came up. Since then I've watched most of your videos and subscribed to your channel as well. It has great tips for a weekend warrior like myself!
Thanks Pan. Just got a R.C. Eagle and you were right. There's a big difference between them and the cheap 80/20 towels. Want one in a king size sheet for the bed!!!
+Wing Nut Bert Absolutely! And if you ever want the same plush feel but less expensive, the Edgeless Minx is made in China but still offers the same premium feel!
hi there pan!! i have been trying all summer to find a device electronic that kills flies and mosquitos inside my house ... they all seem to be from china and break after 5 mins and never kill anything .... after my success watching your videos on how to unblock my drain and sink etc and cleaning my dishwasher and washing machine ... i am counting on your excellent help with this matter!! : ) thank you so much! xxx
Thank you for the educational series on microfiber products and also the Rag Company’s staff. I learned that My care of these products needed to change to optimize performance.
Awesome! Thanks for the feedback. So you also watched my 6 part special series on demystifying microfiber towels that I did with The Rag Company? If you haven’t, watch part 1: ruclips.net/video/6dy5PbjT1Cw/видео.html
You are welcome Pan. I do not watch many videos on you tube now but the videos you do I will always watch. I have wasted a lot of money buying unsatisfactory products in the past. Thanks to you and your reviews I now have two excellent products. The Nixon watch, the Reshoevn8 kit , and the third one is on it's way which is the colour changing lamp. Next it will be the microfibre cloths which I will order.
I just love your videos so much, Pan! They've helped me choose products that much easier. If it's "vetted" by Pan it has to be good! Cheers buddy! Much love all the way from Malaysia. 😁
Dawn detergent is not harmful to microfiber. I wash my greased or waxed fibers in dawn at medium temperature with an extra rinse. It works much better than using a standard microfiber cleaner.
Great, in-depth, informational video on MF towels & The Rag Company out of Boise, ID. Video editing and music is superb. Love your videos. Would love to see a video on how you make your videos! Keep up the great work!
Thanks! You should watch a 6 part series I made recently with experts from The Rag Company. It demystified everything on microfibers: ruclips.net/video/6dy5PbjT1Cw/видео.html
Thanks Pan this helps. It seems like TRC has been going through some growth changes. The Wizard is now the Eagle Edgeless 350. They now have a Black Diamond for glass cleaning. I think there are more...I hope you can provide an update video and touch on: polish removal, sealant removal, wax removal, drying, glass, detailer, final buffing.
I actually filmed an entire 6 part mini series with Levi from The Rag Company and it's to demystify everything about microfibers. Check out part 1 here: ruclips.net/video/6dy5PbjT1Cw/видео.html
Another great video. I bought some cheap microfiber towels from Walmart and they left light swirl marks. I am going to take your recommendation and buy these. Thanks.
Why does it sound like every towel does the same job 😂 I just received my platinum (pro) kit AND unfortunately it's raining it'll stop raining for a week AND then more rain 😵😩😵😍 can't wait to put them to use. They've received their first wash and ready for action! It's an awesome kit! I needed this video; great info!
If you liked this video, you have to watch my 6 part series on demystifying microfibre towels with Levi from The Rag Company. You’ll learn so much! Here’s part 1: ruclips.net/video/6dy5PbjT1Cw/видео.html
been learning about auto detailing via u tube (novice). I focus on your knowledge and appreciate your exposure of your interesting personal lifestyle and character . sincerely rex s.
Reading these comments one might think people are just full of hate... Until you realize "MF" is for microfiber. So thanks Pan, for the great MF video!
That's a very hard question to answer because I like their towels so much. There are many for multiple uses. I actually went to the Rag Company headquarters last week and we had a blast! We filmed many videos together which you will see on my channel (including today, a podcast I filmed with them) and there's one video where we simplify and demystify everything microfiber. You'll have to watch that video! :)
@@PanTheOrganizer A friend told me about Adam's Polishes..so I started watching his You Tube Videos..of course then I saw your videos as well..and naturally started following you as well. Appreciate your knowledge and experience. I've started investing in Adam's..will probably be investing pretty heavily in the Rag Company products soon as well. I will make sure to tell them as well.
I just go with the giant Liquid8r, 10 of the eagle and 10 of the creature which is newer. I go soft on soft. It is a bit silly using APC and such on such nice towels but theyre cheap.
Hi Pan, I found you vids by chance. Do you do touch up paint as well? If yes, I will bring you my car for minor scratches and dents repair and a full compound polish process. Will you be able to do that? Thanks
Pan, this is an excellent channel, for information on detailing. I am a DIYer, and have learned a lot from you so far. I found this channel while browsing other detailing channels. I just purchased a 2019 Chevy Colorado, in black. I want to take excellent care of this paint job, I've had used vehicles in black in the past, and swirls are always common. One hopefully simple question I have, in your washing process. I plan to foam cannon, then hand wash with a microfiber mitt I have, then I plan on using a rag company's micro towel to dry. (I used to use Chamois cloths for drying) After drying, I plan to use the Turtle wax Ice to add protection. Which towel do you or would you use to apply the turtle wax product? If more than one towel, which towel will do which job? And as for a second question, as I've -never- seen this happen in any video... do you wring out the microtowel while drying, or is that a no-no? Thanks so much, your videos are what helped me journey into using foam cannons and micro towels on this new paint job!
Thanks for the positive feedback Warren. I'm glad that you appreciate all the efforts I put into making these videos. In just three years, my channel went to becoming one of the biggest detailing channels on RUclips as we're approaching 300,000 subscribers and 30 million views. :) I would recommend the Eagle Edgeless 350 for the application of a spray wax: amzn.to/2F6XzXS Just use a second dry one to buff off. This is the plushest and softest towel you'll ever use. And it's the perfect thickness (the previous 500 and 600 gsm versions were just a bit too thick). For microfiber towels, I like the twisted loop versions like these: amzn.to/2WIstjX Yes of course I wring the drying towels as I'm drying. A quick tip is to start by rinsing the towel and wringing it before starting to dry the car. It sounds counter-intuitive, but the towel will absorb more water when its damp. How did you discover my channel by the way?
@@PanTheOrganizer I was browsing for different detailing tips, such as that turtle wax ice reviews, and glass cleaning, and was watching some of the Dallas paint correction videos, and saw yours in the list on the right, among others.:)
Hi Pan Your channel is amazing and I always are looking forward to your next videos. Subscribed. Could you do some more full detailing videos where you detail the whole cars. Thanks Will
Thanks Will! I appreciate your comments! Since you subbed to my channel, let me personally welcome you to the Pan TheOrganizer family! How did you discover my channel?
Just the video I needed to watch! I’ve been overwhelmed with all the different microfibre cloths there is available! You’ve explained these so it’s easy to understand Would you say waffle cloths are the best choice for drying the car? Which other towels besides waffle are good for drying?? I’m looking for a good drying cloth so will maybe go with one of these if available here in the U.K
Hi Mike. You’re probably new to my channel. I was not paid for this video. When I have sponsored videos, I always clearly mention it at the beginning of the video as well as in the description under the video. I always follow RUclips guidelines and regulations.
FANTASTIC as always Pan! I just finished the video series you made with Levi from The Rag Company... GREAT I have 1 question. When you buy the towels, does it comes with tags or something that identified each one? Thanks in advance for your answer i'm new in this Detail World (sorry for my English i'm still learning)
Pan, love this video. Very helpful video. I am trying to figure out what towels I need and how many for washing, wheels, interior, leather, wax & polish, exterior detail, etc.... Do you have like a list of inventory for each task? Or a video on what supply of towels to have for one car / stock for small business? Lastly, is there a use for an under 400 gsm 85/15 towel? I got a good deal on them so wonder if I can use on glass, wheels, leather and dash and plastic parts inside car. Or not recommended and should return. Your experience and advice is immeasurable to a guy like me. Enjoy all your professional quality videos. Thanks.
I bought some 500 GSM eagle edgeless towels and they are the least absorbent towels I've ever used. They actually repeal water. Water droplets literally bead up on the towels. And liquid just gets moved around on the car.
@@PanTheOrganizer my primary intended use was for quick detail spray and the ceramic booster spray for my ceramic coating. The Eagle towel just seems to spread liquid around but doesn't get it off the car. Seems like a towel that is absorbent would work better for my use. Is there a better towel you recommend for that with a little more absorbency? For drying I recently got a Chemical Guys Wooly Mammoth towel but haven't had a chance to use it yet. Thanks for the reply. Your channel is great.
There you go. And for glass I recommend waffle weave glass towels, lowest linting . Watch my glass cleaning tutorial here: ruclips.net/video/xhg6noaLEsc/видео.html
Oh my goodness, I'm so glad I found your video. Your video is so informative and incredibly useful. Aside from needing these towels for my car, what towel do you recommend for electronics? Lol
Thanks for watching! If you liked this video, you should watch a 6 part series where I go into detail about everything microfibers with special guest Levi Gates from The Rag Company. Here's part 1: ruclips.net/video/6dy5PbjT1Cw/видео.html
Pan, can I wash all the microfiber towels/mitts together (I.e., those used for wax removal, car drying, wheel touch up, etc.)? Or should they be separate?
Hello! I am looking to pick up a few towels. Would you recommend the The Rag Company Edgeless 300 for All Purpose and The Rag Company's Light Blue Waffle Weave for the windows?
I got some micofibers at a big box store. They were miss cut and felt like static on my hand. Example trying to fold them it felt like a cactus. Didn't use returned and then thought I got pro towels only to get home and notice it said super soft "fleece". So confused. How do I know i have a professional microfiber? Also, what do the different colors mean?
Glad to hear it! If you liked this, you have to see a follow-up series of videos I made with experts from The Rag Company to demystify everything about microfibers, when to use them, how to care for them, different types of weaves and towels, gsm, etc. Part 1: ruclips.net/video/6dy5PbjT1Cw/видео.html
I always wash them after each use. As in my microfiber cleaning tutorial: ruclips.net/video/t_ryfGlkE9I/видео.html But if they’re not too dirty, you can set them aside in a basket until you have enough towels to run a load if you want to save water/electricity.
Awesome! Welcome to the Pan TheOrganizer family. Next, I suggest that you watch these two following videos on my channel: BMW M3 full car detail: ruclips.net/video/OjQavIEiWlM/видео.html How to apply a ceramic coating on a car: ruclips.net/video/byKcYsEyWGk/видео.html
Love the channel Pan! :) I ordered some Eagle Edgeless 600 from the Rag Company and a couple of "Microfiber Madness" wash mitts. I was surprised to feel how much softer the rags were in comparison to the wash mitt and it made me wonder why everyone seems to recommend wash mitts? I even see the following in my Model 3 manual: "CAUTION: Avoid using tight-napped or rough cloths, such as washing mitts. A high-quality microfiber cleaning cloth is recommended." What do you think?
I actually use the Microfiber Madness Incredimitt wash mitt and it's one of the best in the industry. Just a different type of microfiber blend, compared to chenille style microfiber wash mitts. The Rag Company also has their Cyclone wash mitt (similar to the Microfiber Madness one) and that's awesome too, and they have chenille wash mitts as well which I love.
Pan TheOrganizer looking up videos on tips for detailing my vehicle. I also want to use the towels around the house, especially for dusting, which one do you recommend for trapping dust.
Pan, since my business is in its infancy. What towels do you recommend I buy to start? I was definitely looking into buying the eagle. I have a few of the glass waffle weave ones already. I was interested in the dry me a river towels to get a good quick dry on the vehicles as well. I have a plethora of "utility" microfiber towels already for general purposes.
Hi. I suggest that you watch a series I made with the guys at The Rag Company. We talk about everything microfiber related, including good starter kits. Here’s part 1: ruclips.net/video/6dy5PbjT1Cw/видео.html
It's a bit too long to answer by writing. So you're in luck, I have a cool series of videos I did with experts from The Rag Company explaining everything about microfiber towels including which ones to use in which scenarios. Here's part 1: ruclips.net/video/6dy5PbjT1Cw/видео.html
Pan i need help, still can’t chose which one to get, Just wondering which one would you suggest to me for removing sealant & wax. also applying & removing spray wax
Pan TheOrganizer hey Pan... long story short, I'm home recovering from back surgery and while looking through RUclips for headlight restoration tips I found your channel... instantly subscribed and enjoyed every episode I've watched... also thinking about doing some side work detailing... you make it look doable! Thanks...
Pan - what detergent do you use to wash your towels, also - I have a Samsung dryer and the air fluff setting didn't dry them, not even after an hour in the dryer on that setting. Have you ever used the extra low temperature setting?
+Eduardo Borges I use the OBSSSSD microfiber detergent or the Chemical Guys version too. Air fluff always works for me (takes 40 min) but I only have 4-5 towels and two MF wash mitts in a load typically. You could dry on lowest setting too.
Another great video I discovered of yours. I have several microfiber wash mitts and towels that I got recently at Walmart. Do you think the new Mustang would be okay with them or should I bite the bullet and get some of these? Thanks my friend!
You’ll always have a better experience using higher quality towels like those from The Rag Company. That being said, don’t throw your current towels away if they’re new. Use them for wheels, interior house cleaning, or other tasks.
Hi Pan. How do you keep from getting static electricity in your micros during the washing and drying process? An hour after using mine my truck has dust all over from the static cling from my towels. T the point when I get my arms close to the tail and head lights the hair on my arm stands up. Thanks
You actually want the microfiber towels to have static and be "clingy" and grabby, that's their role, to have dirt stick to them. But I have never had static issues to the point like you describe. Perhaps watch my video on how I clean my towels: ruclips.net/video/t_ryfGlkE9I/видео.html
Pan TheOrganizer I like them all so far. Your delivery is easy & fun to watch. Just keep doing what your doing buddy. Love the product reviews and comparisons. I wouldn't change a thing 👍🏻👍🏻
Is it recommended to wash your towels after each use? Say I just waxed my car and used one of my premium towels to buff it. Should I wash it, even though its not completely soiled. Or should I store it until I wash the car again in 3-4 weeks?
+Gotallofthem1 I personnaly wash all my towels after each use as I don't take chances. If they aren't heavily soiled and you're not cross contaminating with other products it could be ok, but you'd have to make sure there are no hard residues on the towels that could scratch the paint.
Hi @PanTheOrganizer... Does this drying towels make such a difference versus meguiar's water magnet? These ones cost like triple, is the price difference worth it?
Anything that The Rag Company makes is worth the price in my opinion. These are top grade microfibers. Nothing cheap in their lineup, even in their less expensive towels. My favourite drying towels that TRC makes is twisted loop drying towels like these: amzn.to/2Gb6tV1 Or a bigger one like this: amzn.to/2D67qfA
SIR Pan , how are ya? Wondering if you can help me with using the eagle edgless as a buffing towel.. Are your refering to dry buff or "slightly moist" towel. Also do you recommend cleaning glass and black gloss panels with eagles?(dry or moist). Thanks in advance!
Pan TheOrganizer Thanks, Just what I was wondering. Because some plush towels leave streaks when buffing off wax and causes for too many passes. Though, I’m still concerned whether I should use them on my piano black gloss panels surrounding my glass screen. I will give them a switch. Have a good one.
I was looking to try their ice grey pearl towels for ceramic coating application but they are 80/20 blend. They seem to have great reviews though. Would 70/30 be better, or is it mainly preference?
Their PEARL towels are actually my favourite for ceramic coating wiping/levelling (they weren't available at the time I filmed this video). These ones: amzn.to/3yTpPJK
@@PanTheOrganizer those are exactly what I have in my cart at the moment lol. I will order them then. Would you also say they are good for other exterior uses such as wiping compound/polishes and waxes/sealants?
For compounds and polishes removal, I prefer these: amzn.to/3yTpPJK But it comes down to personal preference and what GSM, weave, thickness, etc you prefer for different tasks.
Hey pan! I work in a detail shop as a part time job and im starting a detail business with my dad who knows alot as well but my problem with my towels for drying the car and cleaning the windows is the LINT. I always manage to have LINT on the car when drying or cleaning the windows. I try many different towels and methods , i always have to go back and remove all of the lint with a specific towel at my job . Sometimes the lint 100% doesn’t come off. Which towel would be great for drying the car? And are the waffle window towels lint free?
Watch my series on demystifying microfiber towels with microfiber experts and you’ll learn everything. Here’s part 1: ruclips.net/video/6dy5PbjT1Cw/видео.html
⬇🔶 LINKS TO PRODUCTS MENTIONED IN THIS VIDEO ⬇⬇
🇺🇸 For people in USA:
Minx edgeless 16x16: amzn.to/3TLwJZR
Eagle Edgeless 16x16: amzn.to/3qh0KDz
All-Purpose Microfiber Cleaning Towels: amzn.to/3CUWJw6
Waffle Weave Premium 16x16: amzn.to/3qawjim
Premium Glass 16x24: amzn.to/3TVWk2C
Dry me a river: amzn.to/3CZRxHa
Edgeless Miner 16x16: amzn.to/3Qo72Ma
Microfiber applicator sponge: amzn.to/3Bg3NSA
Knobby Chenille Wash Mitts: amzn.to/3eqBmIB
The Wizard: amzn.to/3wXYp3U
Everest 1100: amzn.to/3Qk8NKf
Platinum Pluffle 16x16: amzn.to/3AOjleV
The Cyclone wash mitt: amzn.to/3TVWp6q
All of their microfiber products: amzn.to/3QhLJMo
🇨🇦 For people in Canada:
Minx edgeless 16x16: bit.ly/3ejdDdn
Eagle Edgeless 16x16: bit.ly/3x0j5Z8
All-Purpose Microfiber Cleaning Towels: amzn.to/3cW1gDI
Waffle Weave Premium 16x16: amzn.to/3qg8o0M
Premium Glass 16x24: amzn.to/3D13EnA
Dry me a river: amzn.to/3cMr6Ko
Edgeless Miner 16x16: bit.ly/3TOCar1
Knobby Chenille Wash Mitts: amzn.to/3RGLOKm
Everest 1100: bit.ly/3ejdDdn
Platinum Pluffle 16x16: amzn.to/3RfLnHg
All The Rag Company towels: bit.ly/3epWqiL
🇬🇧 For people in the UK: amzn.to/3eebq2T
🇫🇷 For people in France: amzn.to/3TL0Qk9
Every time I watch his video, he looks like a very kind, genuine, and down-to-earth honest Canadian man. He is also very geeky and enjoys audio and cleaning cars. I want to be a friend with this man. But anyways, it was a very informative video. Really detailed information including the country of origin.
As a fan of cars, audio, and nice people, I must say I want to watch more of your videos. If you please, you should upload more of audio videos as well. Thanks.
I no longer struggle with what to buy anymore to feed my detailing OCD. I just come here and whatever Pan says is what I get. Thanks for all the great videos and your knowledgeable fact based approach. I just bought Carpro Reset, Gliss and Reset based on your reviews. And Carpro UK too
Thanks for the trust you place in my opinion!
So you're saying you got cupboards full of every product that Pan has? He pretty much only reviews good products lol
@@OutLivex I guess I mean that if I need something such as a microfiber towel or ceramic coating, or tire dressing etc I just find his reviews and buy the one he suggests
He’s bad for My credit cards. Great for knowledge and, what is the latest and greatest. I’ve probably spent close to $2,000 USD since seeing His channel for the first time, lol! F it! I work, I’ll pay things down as I can.
Even I buy whatever Pan suggests. That's a lot of responsibility. Half of the detailing enthusiasts depend upon his suggestions.
Timecode:
1:21 intro, history, etc...
2:11 what is microfiber 70/30 blend explanation
2:50 Rag company intro
3:53 Minx Edgeless 380gsm
5:03 Eagle Edgeless 480gsm
6:00 Premium Terry 365gsm
6:30 Waffle Weave 400gsm
7:17 Premium glass 350gsm
7:48 Platinum Pluffle 400gsm
8:57 Dry me a River Jr 400gsm
9:37 Edgeless Miner ??gsm
10:19 Edgeless 245 All Purpose Terry 245gsm
10:48 Everest 1100 Ultra Plus 1130gsm
11:24 Edgeless Wizard ??gsm
12:03 Wax sponge applicator
12:31 Knobby Chenile Mitt
13:08 Cyclone Wash Mitt
13:54 How to wash
Omg thank you for doing this... lol
I've acquired several towels from the Rag Co. Great stuff! The blue Edgeless Eagles are awesome! They are right in line with the Borderless Blonde from Zaino. I use them as follows:
Edgeless Eagles for removing polishes/sealants/wax only
Pluffle is my main drying towel (if not blow drying with leaf blower)
Waffle Weave with detail spray (originally was my main drying towel until I got the Pluffle)
845 All Purpose (Chemical Guys equivalent is the 'Workhorse'), Green for under hood, door jambs/sills, bottoms of doors, under trunk lid, Blue for windows, Yellow for seats/door panels
Everest 1100, perfect for instrument cluster, radio face, plastic trim on dash/console, top of dash. This won't scratch soft plastic interior pieces. The 845 will as its to abrasive.
Dont use the 845 on paint if your paint is pristine
Wow you're extremely educated in them, so here it goes lol. Im a cleaner, i do residential& commercial cleaning, what towels would you recommend?
Please and thank you for your time
You literally cover every detail I need to know. I have zero questions after watching your vids!!
Awesome, thanks for the feedback Sean!
Thanks Pan! I'm a woman who works in an auto body shop in San Francisco and I'm always bugging the guys to "school" me in detailing my 2001 BMW 740 il (burgundy). Now, I can just turn your videos on and when I"m done with detailing my beautiful car, they'll be asking me questions! Marlene
+Lucca's Mom
Hey thanks for that positive comment Marlene! I appreciate it!
How did you discover my channel?
Fabric softener sheets not only clog the fibers but they also remove the static from the towels. Static is good in the microfiber world as it attracts dust.I purchased the Pluffle and the Eagle Edgeless towels on your advice and they are superb. I used the Pluffle to dry my midnight blue GMC Sierra and was very happy with the results.
Thanks for the feedback!! 👍🏻
I'm a detailer and have been using microfiber cloths since 2001. I
like them and still get excited when a new or a particular weave that
comes out. I have to try it. (I can't believe I get excited over a
towel) I only purchase the good ones from Korea. But what I've noticed
about Microfibers over the years is their ability to work like they did
when you first bought them. After months of hand washing and hanging to dry to using Microfiber detergent in the delicate cycle to wash them (using low heat to dry) Their lifespan just doesn't hold up nor does the absorbancy. To bad they can't make a microfiber out of a Supima towel.
Was watching the intro with subs on. “Panty organizer “ instead of Pan the organizer lol
Love the channel !!
Yeah the subtitles are too funny!
It's good to know that I can actually wash microfiber towels with cold water. All the videos I've seen from other detailers they say that they must e washed on the hottest setting. Now that I know I can use cold water, all I need is a microfiber detergent. Excellent video.
The hottest water is the worst idea one could have. Anything above 60 degrees Celsius and you've most likely destroyed the microfibers. Same goes for heating. You can use a good detergent like Tide Free & Clear if you don't want to buy microfiber detergents.
Great videos Pan! Thank you for the kind words! Awesome Job👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
+Levi Gates
Thanks Levi!! Much appreciated coming from you!! 🙌🏻👍🏻👍🏻
A++ for this vid...definitely 100% the best microfiber vid created!! Btw, I started ordered from these guys a few months ago and you're right in terms of quality.
Thanks JR007! Yeah The Rag Company produce some kick ass microfiber products! Impressive! And they keep innovating and updating their lineup. Very dynamic company!
I got my Truck all sealed and waxed up, thanks to you I knew exactly what to do. I did get some on-the-job training while going through the process, but most of what I knew come from watching your channel. So now I need some new towels and thanks for this video on microfiber towels, very informative. Thanks again!
Thanks for the trust you place in my opinions Chris!
I use that dark blue 80/20 365 for wax and polish removal and spray wax and buffing. The eagle edgeless for buffing or wax removal. They buff well just gently glide across the surface. Don’t press hard. The glass waffle weaves are great. For general cleaning inside and out the Costco/Kirkland 36 pack for $15 cannot be beat. They are 80/20 and last forever.
Thanks for watching! If you enjoyed this video, you have to check out the mini series of videos I did to demystify microfiber towels with Levi from The Rag Company! Here’s part 1: ruclips.net/video/6dy5PbjT1Cw/видео.html
I found The Rag Company microfiber towels a while ago. Except in the engine bay and if doing ceramic sealants (you have to discard these so I use cheaper towels to buff off) I have been using only The Rag Company's towels. If you have questions for them, they answer quite quickly. I used a couple of brands of dedicated microfiber detergents for cleaning them but then I settled on All Free and Clear (meant for sensitive skin) free of perfumes and clear of colors. It's easy to get and relatively inexpensive. Now, I also use antimicrobial microfiber bath towels (not from The Rag Company) and I use the All Free and Clear on them as well.
Great review. I've been using The Rag Company's microfiber towels going for 4 years.
+MarlboroOtoko
Thanks!
How did you discover my channel?
I am interested in detailing, and your's have popped up. I've watched a few of your videos and have been helpful. But then I saw the title and I am a big fan of The Rag Company and I was interested in seeing your take on them.
excellent review. I watched this first a few months ago. Based on your video and your later vid with Levi from the Rag Co. I purchased several towels. As stated great products they work as advertised and the price is very reasonable.
Keep up the great work
Thanks for the feedback Robert!
What’s your favourite towel in their lineup?
Pan, excellent video. You have explained the differences in the different towels perfectly! Sometimes when looking at a website you can get overwhelmed with choices, thanks for explaining the nuisances of the different blends and numbers. I have some of their towels and I really like them. I am going to keep this video in mind the next time I order towels so I get the ones I need/want!
On a side note I ordered some Angelwax products because of your video, thanks again Pan and keep up the incredible work!
Thanks Todd!! I takes time to do these videos and do proper research, so I appreciate people noticing. I contacted Levi, the resident expert car detailer and microfiber expert at The Rag Company, to make sure that I relay the proper info to my viewers. I love their microfiber products and wanted to share the different types of towels and when to use them so it becomes less mind boggling when buying some. :)
The rag company, the best towel in the market. THE BEST 👍👍👍👍👍
They are awesome!
A great educational video for us first time do it your self detailers. Thank you very much. Just ordered the Rag Companies Everest 1100 Ultra Plus and the Eagle Edgeless microfiber towels. Plan on using them with the Hydro Silex Recharge to protect my new TESLA Model 3 that I recently had wrapped with SunTek PPF.
Great car! Thanks for watching!
If you’re still in horno, detailing is just a waste of time
Merci Pan!
Plein de bons trucs et conseils venant d’une personne fiable et crédible!
Continue ton bon travail!
😃👍🏻
Merci JF!
I need refresher about towels and watched again video, as a good student 😉
Bought a lot ( Thanks only to you ) from Rag company and extremely happy👍🏼
... Fells like I need more, don't know why - thanks for free school 🙏🏻
Thanks Dejan!
Same lol
Your channel has answered so many questions for me. I’ve watched like 3 of your videos on searches when I’m trying to make up my mind. Now I’m asking myself why didn’t I subscribe sooner!!!
Hehe thanks! Since you subscribed, let me officially welcome you to the Pan TheOrganizer family!
How did you discover my channel Enrique?
I was looking for wheel cleaners and then I stumbled on your 2019 product award video. I made a separate playlist just for that one video because of how much useful product info you have in just one video. You’re doing a great job. I’ll be sure to spread your channel to friends and family. Thank you Pan TheOrganizer!
Hey Pan - I absolutely love your videos and I’m learning so much. If I were to buy 3 different type towels; exterior, interior, and glass.... which 3 should I pick? Sometimes I’m just overwhelmed by all the choices but I trust you and your experience. Thanks for all you do!
Oh well I have just the series of videos for you! I did a series of videos where I sat down with Levi Gates, pro detailer and expert from The Rag Company, and we demystified everything about microfiber towels. You will learn everything you need to know, which towels to buy and I have links under each of the videos in the series for you to purchase what you want/need.
Here's part 1: ruclips.net/video/6dy5PbjT1Cw/видео.html
Great video as always Pan! Your videos are always very informative and easy to understand. Keep them coming!
Thanks Delwin!!
How did you discover my channel?
Pan TheOrganizer I was watching various detailing videos on RUclips and yours came up. Since then I've watched most of your videos and subscribed to your channel as well. It has great tips for a weekend warrior like myself!
+Delwin Loh
Welcome to the Pan TheOrganizer family Delwin!
Thanks Pan. Just got a R.C. Eagle and you were right. There's a big difference between them and the cheap 80/20 towels. Want one in a king size sheet for the bed!!!
+Wing Nut Bert
Absolutely! And if you ever want the same plush feel but less expensive, the Edgeless Minx is made in China but still offers the same premium feel!
Just got my 20 Minxes today from the UK distributor! Do you really have to wash them before use?
Thanks!!!
Sherukka yes please do, it can help remove the lint from the factory.
Another great video with great recommendations. Thanks pan !
+Bilal N
Thanks Bilal!
hi there pan!! i have been trying all summer to find a device electronic that kills flies and mosquitos inside my house ... they all seem to be from china and break after 5 mins and never kill anything .... after my success watching your videos on how to unblock my drain and sink etc and cleaning my dishwasher and washing machine ... i am counting on your excellent help with this matter!! : ) thank you so much! xxx
3rd time watching one of your videos. Good videos! Subscribed happily!
Awesome! Since you subbed to my channel, let me officially welcome you to the Pan TheOrganizer family!
Thank you for the educational series on microfiber products and also the Rag Company’s staff. I learned that My care of these products needed to change to optimize performance.
Awesome! Thanks for the feedback. So you also watched my 6 part special series on demystifying microfiber towels that I did with The Rag Company? If you haven’t, watch part 1: ruclips.net/video/6dy5PbjT1Cw/видео.html
I impressed with your presentation. everything discuss in short and easy way.
Another great very informative review from the best reviewer on you tube. Thank you Pan.
+PHILLIP HURLEY
Thanks Phililip! So nice to have a subscriber like you that is implicated in each video I publish! 👍🏻
You are welcome Pan. I do not watch many videos on you tube now but the videos you do I will always watch. I have wasted a lot of money buying unsatisfactory products in the past. Thanks to you and your reviews I now have two excellent products. The Nixon watch, the Reshoevn8 kit , and the third one is on it's way which is the colour changing lamp. Next it will be the microfibre cloths which I will order.
+PHILLIP HURLEY
Wait until you see my upcoming videos in the next weeks! 😎👍🏻
I look forward to seeing them!
I just love your videos so much, Pan! They've helped me choose products that much easier. If it's "vetted" by Pan it has to be good! Cheers buddy! Much love all the way from Malaysia. 😁
Thanks Vanos! Cheers from Canada 🇨🇦!
Dawn detergent is not harmful to microfiber. I wash my greased or waxed fibers in dawn at medium temperature with an extra rinse. It works much better than using a standard microfiber cleaner.
Great, in-depth, informational video on MF towels & The Rag Company out of Boise, ID. Video editing and music is superb. Love your videos. Would love to see a video on how you make your videos! Keep up the great work!
Thanks David !! I appreciate it. Good idea on a "behind the scenes" video... I'll take note of that. ;)
you answered all my questions in one video
Thanks for the positive feedback!
Thanks!
You should watch a 6 part series I made recently with experts from The Rag Company. It demystified everything on microfibers: ruclips.net/video/6dy5PbjT1Cw/видео.html
Thanks Pan this helps. It seems like TRC has been going through some growth changes. The Wizard is now the Eagle Edgeless 350. They now have a Black Diamond for glass cleaning. I think there are more...I hope you can provide an update video and touch on: polish removal, sealant removal, wax removal, drying, glass, detailer, final buffing.
I actually filmed an entire 6 part mini series with Levi from The Rag Company and it's to demystify everything about microfibers. Check out part 1 here: ruclips.net/video/6dy5PbjT1Cw/видео.html
So many choices. I just want something to apply my Hybrid Solution Ceramic Spray coating and then buff it
Excellent review video and I am a microfiber snob so I will be visiting their website to place an order soon. Thanks for the introduction.
Thanks for the comment! If you love quality microfibers, then you will adopt The Rag Company for ever. And you don't break the bank.
Another great video. I bought some cheap microfiber towels from Walmart and they left light swirl marks. I am going to take your recommendation and buy these. Thanks.
Thanks for the feedback!
Why does it sound like every towel does the same job 😂 I just received my platinum (pro) kit AND unfortunately it's raining it'll stop raining for a week AND then more rain 😵😩😵😍 can't wait to put them to use. They've received their first wash and ready for action! It's an awesome kit! I needed this video; great info!
If you liked this video, you have to watch my 6 part series on demystifying microfibre towels with Levi from The Rag Company. You’ll learn so much!
Here’s part 1: ruclips.net/video/6dy5PbjT1Cw/видео.html
excellent presentation . expert understanding in an informative and concise manner . thanx rex s .
Thanks Rex!
How did you discover my channel by the way?
been learning about auto detailing via u tube (novice). I focus on your knowledge and appreciate your exposure of your interesting personal lifestyle and character . sincerely rex s.
Very informative Pan, I have many RAG CO towels. All are excellent and prices are very good.
+Mark Day
Thanks Mark!
How did you discover my channel?
Thanks - very helpful for a noob !
Thanks for the positive feedback Graham!
How did you discover my channel?
So which one for cleaning interior like dashes, trim, etc
Eagle is also my favourate towel, thanks Pan.
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Reading these comments one might think people are just full of hate...
Until you realize "MF" is for microfiber.
So thanks Pan, for the great MF video!
HAHAAHAHHAA that's a good one!! LOL
Hey Pan. Thanks for this great review. Which best all around MF towel would you recommend? Not for drying. There are so many. Thanks.
That's a very hard question to answer because I like their towels so much. There are many for multiple uses. I actually went to the Rag Company headquarters last week and we had a blast! We filmed many videos together which you will see on my channel (including today, a podcast I filmed with them) and there's one video where we simplify and demystify everything microfiber. You'll have to watch that video! :)
Brilliant like usual! Bravo and well done!
Thanks!
Very informative Pan. Thank You for sharing.!
Thanks! How did you discover my channel?
@@PanTheOrganizer A friend told me about Adam's Polishes..so I started watching his You Tube Videos..of course then I saw your videos as well..and naturally started following you as well. Appreciate your knowledge and experience. I've started investing in Adam's..will probably be investing pretty heavily in the Rag Company products soon as well. I will make sure to tell them as well.
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About to buy a bunch of rags from them they look amazing. What’s the best rag to wipe off your wax after applying ?
I just go with the giant Liquid8r, 10 of the eagle and 10 of the creature which is newer. I go soft on soft. It is a bit silly using APC and such on such nice towels but theyre cheap.
whoa im just lookin for this..
your channel gettin 20k soon congrats 😆 👌🏼
btw.. do you have any vid to detail engine bay & under the car ?
+Andrew Radisic
Thanks Andrew! I appreciate it!
I do have a video on how to clean an engine bay but it's in French. However you'll see the steps.
Hey Pan. You are an Amazing Guy!!!Keep the good job!
Thanks Aziz! How did you discover my channel?
Hi Pan, I found you vids by chance. Do you do touch up paint as well? If yes, I will bring you my car for minor scratches and dents repair and a full compound polish process. Will you be able to do that? Thanks
Pan, this is an excellent channel, for information on detailing. I am a DIYer, and have learned a lot from you so far. I found this channel while browsing other detailing channels.
I just purchased a 2019 Chevy Colorado, in black. I want to take excellent care of this paint job, I've had used vehicles in black in the past, and swirls are always common.
One hopefully simple question I have, in your washing process.
I plan to foam cannon, then hand wash with a microfiber mitt I have, then I plan on using a rag company's micro towel to dry. (I used to use Chamois cloths for drying) After drying, I plan to use the Turtle wax Ice to add protection. Which towel do you or would you use to apply the turtle wax product? If more than one towel, which towel will do which job? And as for a second question, as I've -never- seen this happen in any video... do you wring out the microtowel while drying, or is that a no-no?
Thanks so much, your videos are what helped me journey into using foam cannons and micro towels on this new paint job!
Thanks for the positive feedback Warren. I'm glad that you appreciate all the efforts I put into making these videos. In just three years, my channel went to becoming one of the biggest detailing channels on RUclips as we're approaching 300,000 subscribers and 30 million views. :)
I would recommend the Eagle Edgeless 350 for the application of a spray wax: amzn.to/2F6XzXS
Just use a second dry one to buff off. This is the plushest and softest towel you'll ever use. And it's the perfect thickness (the previous 500 and 600 gsm versions were just a bit too thick).
For microfiber towels, I like the twisted loop versions like these: amzn.to/2WIstjX
Yes of course I wring the drying towels as I'm drying. A quick tip is to start by rinsing the towel and wringing it before starting to dry the car. It sounds counter-intuitive, but the towel will absorb more water when its damp.
How did you discover my channel by the way?
@@PanTheOrganizer I was browsing for different detailing tips, such as that turtle wax ice reviews, and glass cleaning, and was watching some of the Dallas paint correction videos, and saw yours in the list on the right, among others.:)
Hi Pan
Your channel is amazing and I always are looking forward to your next videos. Subscribed. Could you do some more full detailing videos where you detail the whole cars. Thanks Will
Thanks Will! I appreciate your comments!
Since you subbed to my channel, let me personally welcome you to the Pan TheOrganizer family!
How did you discover my channel?
Pan TheOrganizer I was looking at RIDGID Vacuums but we can’t get RIDGID in the U.K. which is sad because they are such great vacuums
Great video! It would've been even better if you had put each of the towel purpose in the description as well.
Thanks Kevin!
How did you discover my channel?
Just the video I needed to watch! I’ve been overwhelmed with all the different microfibre cloths there is available! You’ve explained these so it’s easy to understand
Would you say waffle cloths are the best choice for drying the car? Which other towels besides waffle are good for drying?? I’m looking for a good drying cloth so will maybe go with one of these if available here in the U.K
Hi Paul. Yes waffle weave drying towels are very efficient and I also love The Rag Company Twistress drying towel. It’s a new twisted loop towel.
I like the Rag Company. If you were compensated for this video by TRC , you should disclose that in the video.
Hi Mike. You’re probably new to my channel. I was not paid for this video. When I have sponsored videos, I always clearly mention it at the beginning of the video as well as in the description under the video. I always follow RUclips guidelines and regulations.
I bought the 32 microfiber pack from Costco and I thought I was upgrading. Nope lol
Wow great video. So many choices. What would be your ideal towel fro drying your car? My car has PPF and ceramic coating.
I made a video for my favourite microfiber drying towels here: ruclips.net/video/079H_dpxlUo/видео.html
Here in Australia I'm using concurs. Korean made too. I wonder would they be on par with The Rag Company. They seem of very nice quality to me.
FANTASTIC as always Pan!
I just finished the video series you made with Levi from The Rag Company... GREAT
I have 1 question. When you buy the towels, does it comes with tags or something that identified each one?
Thanks in advance for your answer i'm new in this Detail World (sorry for my English i'm still learning)
Thanks Freddy! No the towels don’t come with tags. You will know which one is which as they all have different colors.
@@PanTheOrganizer Ok. Thank you so much!
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Love your videos. And I love the way you say “microfiber” very quickly. Lol.
😂 thanks!
Pan, love this video. Very helpful video. I am trying to figure out what towels I need and how many for washing, wheels, interior, leather, wax & polish, exterior detail, etc.... Do you have like a list of inventory for each task? Or a video on what supply of towels to have for one car / stock for small business? Lastly, is there a use for an under 400 gsm 85/15 towel? I got a good deal on them so wonder if I can use on glass, wheels, leather and dash and plastic parts inside car. Or not recommended and should return. Your experience and advice is immeasurable to a guy like me. Enjoy all your professional quality videos. Thanks.
I have a video for that here: ruclips.net/video/VOCy2l8bdm4/видео.html
I bought some 500 GSM eagle edgeless towels and they are the least absorbent towels I've ever used. They actually repeal water. Water droplets literally bead up on the towels. And liquid just gets moved around on the car.
That’s not the use I recommend for the Eagle. I use it as a final buffing towel for waxes or sealants, or quick detail sprays. Not as a drying towel.
@@PanTheOrganizer my primary intended use was for quick detail spray and the ceramic booster spray for my ceramic coating. The Eagle towel just seems to spread liquid around but doesn't get it off the car. Seems like a towel that is absorbent would work better for my use. Is there a better towel you recommend for that with a little more absorbency?
For drying I recently got a Chemical Guys Wooly Mammoth towel but haven't had a chance to use it yet.
Thanks for the reply. Your channel is great.
Must wash before using?
I just learned this today.
Too many times, the towels have left thousands of lint fibers all over the glass.
There you go. And for glass I recommend waffle weave glass towels, lowest linting . Watch my glass cleaning tutorial here: ruclips.net/video/xhg6noaLEsc/видео.html
Oh my goodness, I'm so glad I found your video. Your video is so informative and incredibly useful. Aside from needing these towels for my car, what towel do you recommend for electronics? Lol
I like the short nap lint free glass towels like the premium Korean glass towel they have to wipe my computer and TV screens.
Great video and awesome tips. I'm going to buy some and give them a try.
Thanks Cesar!
How did you discover my channel?
Please update your experience
@@PanTheOrganizer sorry for the late response pan, I just happened to buy a new car and decided to take really good care of it.
@@onesri6108 i like the edgeless rags and they really are next level when detailing the car.
Good informative video! I have to say there is way to many different towels in the detailing industry.
Thanks for watching!
If you liked this video, you should watch a 6 part series where I go into detail about everything microfibers with special guest Levi Gates from The Rag Company.
Here's part 1: ruclips.net/video/6dy5PbjT1Cw/видео.html
Pan, can I wash all the microfiber towels/mitts together (I.e., those used for wax removal, car drying, wheel touch up, etc.)? Or should they be separate?
Watch my microfiber washing tutorial: ruclips.net/video/t_ryfGlkE9I/видео.html
Whats the difference between the edgless 365, 420 (creature) and the eagle line up? thanks looking for a towel to remove wax on a black truck.
Nice job Pannnnnn....The Organizer.
Thanks Lloyd!
Hello! I am looking to pick up a few towels. Would you recommend the The Rag Company Edgeless 300 for All Purpose and The Rag Company's Light Blue Waffle Weave for the windows?
I have a question about cleaning my convertible top on my Camaro do you have a video on this? How to clean Protect and maintain
I got some micofibers at a big box store. They were miss cut and felt like static on my hand. Example trying to fold them it felt like a cactus. Didn't use returned and then thought I got pro towels only to get home and notice it said super soft "fleece". So confused. How do I know i have a professional microfiber? Also, what do the different colors mean?
Learned a lot w your video. Thank you
Glad to hear it! If you liked this, you have to see a follow-up series of videos I made with experts from The Rag Company to demystify everything about microfibers, when to use them, how to care for them, different types of weaves and towels, gsm, etc.
Part 1: ruclips.net/video/6dy5PbjT1Cw/видео.html
Quick question about microfibre towel and mitt etc... Do you need to wash them up every time you use them or they can serve for more?
I always wash them after each use. As in my microfiber cleaning tutorial: ruclips.net/video/t_ryfGlkE9I/видео.html
But if they’re not too dirty, you can set them aside in a basket until you have enough towels to run a load if you want to save water/electricity.
Pan, Karl here in Denver. Microfiber video was super. Thank you.
+Karl Arndt
Thanks Karl!
How did you discover my channel?
Pan TheOrganizer I've been following the usual detail channels and I think you came up as a recommendation.
Awesome! Welcome to the Pan TheOrganizer family.
Next, I suggest that you watch these two following videos on my channel:
BMW M3 full car detail: ruclips.net/video/OjQavIEiWlM/видео.html
How to apply a ceramic coating on a car: ruclips.net/video/byKcYsEyWGk/видео.html
Love the channel Pan! :) I ordered some Eagle Edgeless 600 from the Rag Company and a couple of "Microfiber Madness" wash mitts. I was surprised to feel how much softer the rags were in comparison to the wash mitt and it made me wonder why everyone seems to recommend wash mitts? I even see the following in my Model 3 manual: "CAUTION: Avoid using tight-napped or rough cloths, such as washing mitts. A high-quality microfiber cleaning
cloth is recommended." What do you think?
I actually use the Microfiber Madness Incredimitt wash mitt and it's one of the best in the industry. Just a different type of microfiber blend, compared to chenille style microfiber wash mitts. The Rag Company also has their Cyclone wash mitt (similar to the Microfiber Madness one) and that's awesome too, and they have chenille wash mitts as well which I love.
Well done videos. Really helped me.
Thanks George! How did you discover my channel?
Your videos are brilliant thank you!!
Thanks! How did you discover my channel?
Pan TheOrganizer looking up videos on tips for detailing my vehicle. I also want to use the towels around the house, especially for dusting, which one do you recommend for trapping dust.
Pan, since my business is in its infancy. What towels do you recommend I buy to start? I was definitely looking into buying the eagle. I have a few of the glass waffle weave ones already. I was interested in the dry me a river towels to get a good quick dry on the vehicles as well. I have a plethora of "utility" microfiber towels already for general purposes.
Hi. I suggest that you watch a series I made with the guys at The Rag Company. We talk about everything microfiber related, including good starter kits. Here’s part 1: ruclips.net/video/6dy5PbjT1Cw/видео.html
Hi Pan what towels do you use in your regular washes and protectant application. How many and what type?
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It's a bit too long to answer by writing. So you're in luck, I have a cool series of videos I did with experts from The Rag Company explaining everything about microfiber towels including which ones to use in which scenarios. Here's part 1: ruclips.net/video/6dy5PbjT1Cw/видео.html
Pan i need help, still can’t chose which one to get, Just wondering which one would you suggest to me for removing sealant & wax. also applying & removing spray wax
Eagle Edgeless is as soft and plush as it gets.
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Pan TheOrganizer hey Pan... long story short, I'm home recovering from back surgery and while looking through RUclips for headlight restoration tips I found your channel... instantly subscribed and enjoyed every episode I've watched... also thinking about doing some side work detailing... you make it look doable! Thanks...
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Pan - what detergent do you use to wash your towels, also - I have a Samsung dryer and the air fluff setting didn't dry them, not even after an hour in the dryer on that setting. Have you ever used the extra low temperature setting?
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I use the OBSSSSD microfiber detergent or the Chemical Guys version too. Air fluff always works for me (takes 40 min) but I only have 4-5 towels and two MF wash mitts in a load typically. You could dry on lowest setting too.
Another great video I discovered of yours. I have several microfiber wash mitts and towels that I got recently at Walmart. Do you think the new Mustang would be okay with them or should I bite the bullet and get some of these? Thanks my friend!
You’ll always have a better experience using higher quality towels like those from The Rag Company. That being said, don’t throw your current towels away if they’re new. Use them for wheels, interior house cleaning, or other tasks.
Hi Pan. How do you keep from getting static electricity in your micros during the washing and drying process? An hour after using mine my truck has dust all over from the static cling from my towels. T the point when I get my arms close to the tail and head lights the hair on my arm stands up. Thanks
You actually want the microfiber towels to have static and be "clingy" and grabby, that's their role, to have dirt stick to them.
But I have never had static issues to the point like you describe. Perhaps watch my video on how I clean my towels: ruclips.net/video/t_ryfGlkE9I/видео.html
Hi Pan to many to choose from what one do you recommend to level Adams Advanced Graphine ceramic coating? Thanks
I made a more recent video explaining which towels to use for what task here: ruclips.net/video/VOCy2l8bdm4/видео.html
When I apply CarPro Dlux after buffing the wheels, I must throw the towel as in the Cquartz? Thanks in advance
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Thanks Pan for the quick response. No danger of damaging the paint?
Nope. This is a 70/30 blend, very soft.
Of course for final buffing on your paint, use your Eagle Edgeless, those are by far some of the best, highest quality microfiber towels on earth!
Very informative video!
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Is it recommended to wash your towels after each use? Say I just waxed my car and used one of my premium towels to buff it. Should I wash it, even though its not completely soiled. Or should I store it until I wash the car again in 3-4 weeks?
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I personnaly wash all my towels after each use as I don't take chances. If they aren't heavily soiled and you're not cross contaminating with other products it could be ok, but you'd have to make sure there are no hard residues on the towels that could scratch the paint.
Pan TheOrganizer Thanks Pan, your probably right, its best to just wash them.
Hi @PanTheOrganizer... Does this drying towels make such a difference versus meguiar's water magnet? These ones cost like triple, is the price difference worth it?
Anything that The Rag Company makes is worth the price in my opinion. These are top grade microfibers. Nothing cheap in their lineup, even in their less expensive towels.
My favourite drying towels that TRC makes is twisted loop drying towels like these: amzn.to/2Gb6tV1
Or a bigger one like this: amzn.to/2D67qfA
SIR Pan , how are ya? Wondering if you can help me with using the eagle edgless as a buffing towel.. Are your refering to dry buff or "slightly moist" towel.
Also do you recommend cleaning glass and black gloss panels with eagles?(dry or moist). Thanks in advance!
It depends what you’re buffing. You can use it to buff off a wax or I also like it with detail sprays or some silica spray sealants.
Pan TheOrganizer Thanks, Just what I was wondering. Because some plush towels leave streaks when buffing off wax and causes for too many passes.
Though, I’m still concerned whether I should use them on my piano black gloss panels surrounding my glass screen. I will give them a switch. Have a good one.
I was looking to try their ice grey pearl towels for ceramic coating application but they are 80/20 blend. They seem to have great reviews though. Would 70/30 be better, or is it mainly preference?
Their PEARL towels are actually my favourite for ceramic coating wiping/levelling (they weren't available at the time I filmed this video). These ones: amzn.to/3yTpPJK
@@PanTheOrganizer those are exactly what I have in my cart at the moment lol. I will order them then. Would you also say they are good for other exterior uses such as wiping compound/polishes and waxes/sealants?
For compounds and polishes removal, I prefer these: amzn.to/3yTpPJK
But it comes down to personal preference and what GSM, weave, thickness, etc you prefer for different tasks.
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Hey pan! I work in a detail shop as a part time job and im starting a detail business with my dad who knows alot as well but my problem with my towels for drying the car and cleaning the windows is the LINT. I always manage to have LINT on the car when drying or cleaning the windows. I try many different towels and methods , i always have to go back and remove all of the lint with a specific towel at my job . Sometimes the lint 100% doesn’t come off. Which towel would be great for drying the car? And are the waffle window towels lint free?
Watch my series on demystifying microfiber towels with microfiber experts and you’ll learn everything. Here’s part 1: ruclips.net/video/6dy5PbjT1Cw/видео.html