The Rag Company - Diamond Weave Glass & Window - Detailing Towels to Polish Mirrors & Chrome, Snakeskin Like Texture, Lint-Free, Streak-Free, 280gsm, 16in. x 24in, Light Blue (5-Pack)

Perfect for my backdoor sliders and front storm door. One side is slightly rougher to get all the grime, the other side is velvet smooth to bring up the shine! Perfect 2-in-one. Washes up great, I let it air dry. Zero lint.

Loved them, cleans great and very durable

Really great product! Use just little bit of water and this rug, and my mirror is clean!

These rags are perfect for my mirrors. Doesn’t leave streaks or smudges. Dust off mirror first with a soft rag and then spray with glass cleaner and use the rag from the rag company.

Nice clothes. Interesting design. I was skeptical at first because they had a pretty glossy look. But in the end they work pretty good on windows.

I’ve always been a bit of a car person and regularly have my vehicles professionally detailed. Over the years, I learned a lot from talking to the guys and one thing was to use quality products. That includes rags. I frequently handwash my vehicles myself so have accumulated a litany of quality microfibers. That includes towels from The Rag Co. Everything I’ve ever gotten from them has been top notch. When I owned a luxury car service, I washed the vehicles myself. Clients don’t appreciate fingerprints, nose prints, streaks, or any other grunge on windows, and getting it perfect can be a bear. To cut down on effort and really get a clear streak-free result, you need 2 things…a quality, ammonia free cleaner AND a quality microfiber. Just any microfiber won’t do. You don’t want a fuzzy one for glass…you want a flat weave, preferably one with texture (diamonds, squares, etc) which helps grab grime. I have used these towels for several years. Paper products often leave lint, aren’t reusable so can get expensive…and it’s more stuff for the landfill. I have a housekeeper once a week and she has uses the same old raggedy towels and same products no matter what I buy. I recently threw out old stuff and replaced it with items I’d like her to use instead and bought a set of these for the house. I showed her these towels as well as the Sprayway and asked her to start using this combo on glass. Armed with Sprayway and a Rag Co. Diamond weave glass towel, she tackled the bottom of the glass door that is consistently covered with dog nose prints. As soon as she finished…she told me it really did work better. I knew that for a fact, because I often clean mirrors and glass myself, and this combo not only does a better job than Windex and a paper towel, it’s faster because you’re not continuing to work to get rid of the streaks. Do yourself a favor and get yourself a set of these glass cleaning towels…you won’t be sorry!

Pre-washed with Rags to Riches. These worked well, streak-free glass cleaning and ideal for a final buff. Good value, too.

After decades of using traditional microfiber towels or cloth diapers to clean car windshields, I have finally found the best towel for such a task. The towel feels rougher and stiffer than traditional towels but it cleans water off of glass wonderfully with no streaking or leaving trails of water behind. Wish I had found this product sooner in my detailing career. Highly recommended.

These work great with the "Invisible glass" cleaner. I used the to clean my Lexus windows and they ended up spotless. There was no wasted time and no loose lint. I highly recommend this product

Great towels for glass! Perfect for vehicle detailing and household. Highly recommend.

Fabulous on glass- zero streaking and great glass performance, zero lint. Will reorder.

Really good at first. But Commercial window washing for several houses and washing the rags properly they begin to leave lint. Don’t last as long as norwex they are somewhat absorbing which helps in some situations

These are amazing on very dirty glass They SCRAPE the surface. Mist it once before wiping to lube it first, I suggest. I detail my own car and have no need for them as my glass is always pristine so I use them in my house during spring cleaning to scrape winter away