THE RAG COMPANY – RIP N’ RAG – MULTI-PURPOSE MICROFIBER TOWELS

It’s Finally HERE! The hardcore do-it-all microfiber towel is perfect for any job from the grimiest garage jobs to everyday use around your home. Not just another shop towel, Rip N‘ Rags are an easy-to-use, highly absorbent 70/30 blend and will quickly become your all-purpose go-to towel. Quickly tear it off the roll, use it, abuse it, and re-use it!

With the Rip N’ Rag, The Rag Company created a microfibre towel that is not only premium quality, but provides great value as well. Just tear the towel away from the roll for use and the rest of the towels will still be rolled up for easy storage and future dispensing.

You can use these towels on your paint, interior, trim, wheels, engine bay, door jams and so much more. Rip N Rag has two size options, a 30 count roll (wrapped in plastic) and an 80 count dispensing box. If you are looking for a high quality towel at a great value, reach for the Rag Company Rip N’ Rag Microfiber Towels!

Easy Storage – we are on a roll with this one

MICROFIBRE TOWEL CARE INSTRUCTIONS:

• We strongly recommend the use of Rags to Riches when machine washing for all of your microfibre towel washing to ensure the removal of all car care products from your towels, as well as ensuring longevity of your towels. (free of dyes, fragrances, bleach and softeners).
• Wash in cold or warm water cycle. Please note that microfibre will melt at 60°C.
• Tumble dry on low heat or air dry and do not iron. Please note that microfibre will melt at 60°C.
• Tumble drying will make towels softer, will assist in the removal of lint and will replenish electrostatic charges.
• Do not use any fabric softener as this clogs the microfibres and reduces performance.
• Do not use chlorine bleach.
• Wash only with other non-linting materials (no cotton!) in order to maintain proper dirt-gripping properties.
• Always wash new microfiber towels prior to first use to remove any foreign particles and excess lint from the manufacturing process.
• Always wash newer black, orange, red and other dark colored towels separately from lighter colored towels to mitigate the risk of dye bleeding.