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(0)Get a bulk pack of 16" x 16" orange microfiber towels for your express model car wash or detailing business. Ultra-45 towels from Towels by Dr. Joe are made with an 80/20 microfiber blend and a 300 GSM weight for a soft feel and high water absorption. This enables customers to quickly dry areas missed by blowers, ensuring a fully dry vehicle and eliminating the chances of water spots. A fully finished, sewn-overlock edge enhances durability and prevents the edges from scratching delicate surfaces. Ultra-45 towels are a popular and trusted choice of our express wash customers who use them for their towel exchange programs and as courtesy towels.
Available in packs of 50 towels. For larger bulk orders, we offer a full pallet (288 packs of 50, which totals 14,400 towels). For more information, please call us at 800-233-3873 and ask to speak with one of our Towel Doctors. They will be happy to help you out!
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Need a large number of orange microfiber towels for your car wash or detailing operations? Towels by Doctor Joe have you covered. This bulk pack of 50 dark orange Ultra-45 towels is perfect for high-volume express wash tunnels and detailers who need high-quality microfiber towels in large quantities that deliver exceptional performance at an economical price. You can use these 300 GSM towels for a wide range of applications in the automotive appearance industry, such as towel exchange programs at express washes, car wash courtesy towels, and in detailing operations. Ultra-45 towels are popular among our express wash customers, who value them for their price, performance, and longevity. They can also be used across many other types of businesses, including automotive repair shops, restaurants, hotels, gyms, and healthcare, to name a few. Add this bulk pack of orange microfiber towels to your cart today so you are ready for a busy day tomorrow!
Note: These towels are not bleach-resistant and may show wear if exposed to harsh cleaning chemicals commonly used in salons. They are designed to withstand standard automotive detailing products without degrading. For best results, avoid exposing them to industrial-grade cleaners or bleach.
These towels aren’t just limited to car wash applications. Their durable construction and versatile material make them a practical choice for a range of industries where reliable cleaning performance matters.
No matter your industry, these towels offer a dependable, reusable solution for day-to-day cleaning challenges. Looking for higher-volume orders or have special requirements? Contact us for options that fit your business.
Proper care of microfiber towels preserves absorbency and extends service life. When properly cared for, you can expect to get around 400-500 wash cycles. Here are a few quick tips to keep towels in the best condition for car wash use.
Pre-Wash Before First Use
Wash After Each Use
Avoid Fabric Softeners and Bleach
Tumble Dry on Low or Air Dry
Store Clean and Dry
For comprehensive, step-by-step guidance on cleaning, drying, and maintaining microfiber towels used in your car wash or detailing operation, check out our detailed resource: How to Wash Microfiber Towels: A Complete Care Guide. This guide provides essential practices to extend the life of your towels, including detailed cleaning and storage recommendations.
While microfiber towels are highly effective for car washes and detailing, they are not without a few drawbacks.
Potential drawbacks include:
Do NOT use microfiber towels on hot surfaces, rough materials like unfinished concrete, or heavily textured wood. Heat and sharp edges can damage the fibers. Avoid using them on oily kitchen equipment, as grease is hard to remove and may cause cross-contamination. For delicate camera lenses or glossy panels, use a lens-specific cloth. Always keep separate towels for wheels and tires to prevent scratches on painted surfaces.
The color of microfiber towels does not impact their performance or durability. Darker towels are effective at concealing stains and maintaining a cleaner look over time, while lighter colors make it easier to spot dirt and debris, which helps with monitoring cleanliness. Be aware that some darker shades may release dye, depending on the manufacturing process. Regardless of color choice, the towel's lifespan remains consistent.
There is no industry-wide standard for microfiber towel color-coding. A practical approach is to assign lighter colors for drying and darker colors for tasks likely to cause staining. You'll want to assign each color to a specific task and create a cheat sheet that your employees can reference. Using lighter towels helps you see harmful debris and contaminants, so soiled towels can be cleaned or removed from service before they cause surface damage.
The best brand of microfiber towels is subjective and depends on individual preference. We are quite biased towards Towels by Doctor Joe, a brand under the Kleen-Rite umbrella. There are a few key features to consider when selecting a towel, including GSM (grams per square meter) for thickness and absorbency, edge type to reduce potential scratching, durability over repeated washes, lint-free performance, and pack size for value.
Our towel buyer's guide will help you choose the best towel for your car wash operation. It details material types, absorbency, lint performance, and durability, so you can quickly find a towel that meets the needs of the tasks in your car wash or detailing operations.
Yes, these Ultra-45 orange microfiber towels are fully washable and designed for repeated use in demanding environments like express car washes and auto detailing operations. Launder with a microfiber detergent to help preserve absorbency and lint-free performance. This enables each towel to deliver consistent results over its lifespan. For the best results, follow the recommendations provided in the guide linked above at the end of the maintenance and car section.
WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including Lead, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm (For more information go to www.p65warnings.ca.gov).