Scratch that. The reTHICKulous towel is more dense, but not as plush. The Shag Rags are worth way more than what he's charging for them. I'll place another order soon.
I got a chance to use the shag rags yesterday to dry after using the ONR. Man am I glad I bought ONR! I'm really impressed at how well it worked, and the dirt made it into the sponge. When I dried it off, the towel was wet, but CLEAN. I had to use 2 shag rags at a time. 1 to soak up most of the water, and a second one to get the remaining. Topped with Lusso Oro, and I'm a happy camper. I haven't did teh wheel wells yet since I was at my dad's place, and he doesn't have the brushes for the wheel wells, and I wasn't about to use the same sponge in there.
And on to some bad news. Other than the 20 brand new Uber towels, and 10 shag rags, and my reTHICKulous and WW drying towels, I ruined all my other ones. Among the dead are 10 Ubers, and a bunch of ones from Target, some meguiars ones, and a couple larger drying towels. Here's how it went.
Like any normal guy who likes to keep his car looking clean, I always have a small arsenal in the trunk. Among those things are QD, applicator pads, MF towels, chrome polish, Stoners Invisible Glass, interior detailer, FK425, etc.
Well I brought everything inside since it's getting cold outside. I decided to gather all my MF towels and wash them together. I don't normally do this (I normally wash my "paint" mf's separately), but it was getting late, and I got lazy. Threw a FULL load of towels in the washer, and watched a movie.
Got up to throw the towels in the washer. Pulled a handful out, and they are SPARKLING. Actually reflecting light. My stomach drops, immediately knowing what it is.
I use the chrome polish to clean the exhaust tips. Guess what I apply it with? That's right. Steel wool. Last time I did the tips, I was in a hotel parking lot, so I put the chunk of steel wool in the box I keep everything in. Normally I'd just throw it on the workbench in my garage.
Digging deeper into the washer, I find bits and pieces of the steel wool, but it's mostly disintegrated and spread slivers of it all over my towels. No way to get it out, and there is no way I'm chancing using them again.
I even thought about buying a big magnet, and running it over the towels, hoping it would pull the slivers of steel wool out.