Drying towel King Carthur Black Diamond Gen2

King Carthur Black Diamond Gen2 is an extremely absorbent drying cloth that dries any surface effectively. The cloth's dense structure and unique "Twist loop knit" make it highly absorbent and gentle, so you can safely slide it along the paint surface without fear of scratching even the most delicate surface. The Black Diamond's structure is massive, and it weighs up to four times more than traditional drying cloths. This means it can absorb up to four liters of water and can be used to dry several cars at the same time. The cloth is designed for car drying, and its size (50 x 70 cm) is optimal for this purpose. Of course, the cloth is also excellent for drying any other object.

The King Carthur Black Diamond Gen2 drying cloth weighs a massive 1800 g/m², making it up to 4 times stronger than traditional drying cloths. The cloth measures 50 x 70 cm, which is just the right size for a car drying cloth. At its best, it can absorb up to 4 liters of water. Finally, a drying cloth that makes drying extremely easy!

Features

• Product: Drying towel King Carthur Black Diamond Gen2
• Used for: Drying the car after washing
• Size: 50 x 70 cm
• Weight: 1800 g/m²
• Material: 70% polyester, 30% polyamide
• Washing: 40°C
• The strongest drying cloth on the market
• Soft and gentle

User manual

This cloth is easy to dry with just a pat, thanks to its huge absorbency it does an excellent job. Patting is the gentlest option. Dry the drying cloth carefully after use.

Washing and maintenance: All microfiber cloths should be washed before first use. Do not use water-thinning detergents, i.e. zeolite-containing laundry detergents or separate fabric softeners. We highly recommend a special detergent for microfibers, such as King Carthur Microfiber Wash . When Black Diamond gets dirty, it is recommended to wash it at 40°C and use a program suitable for synthetic fibers. After washing, the cloth can be dried either by hanging it or in a dryer using a program suitable for synthetic fibers.

NOTE! Do not wash the cloth with microfibre cloths or applicators used for waxing, as the wax released from them may clog the cloth. Do not use fabric softener, as this may reduce the absorbency of the cloth. If the absorbency has decreased, it is usually due to the fibres becoming clogged. In this case, you should try washing the cloth at 60°C using a special detergent for microfibre cloths.