Towel Wringer

[CarDude]

I found a great price on a towel wringer online. Griot's Garage sells this for $200, but I found it for $100. The pictures make it look small, weak, and flimsy, but it is very high quality, and quite sturdy. You might want to email and see if they have any in stock but for that price it's worth the wait.

http://theessentialgarage.com/store/comersus_listCategoriesAndProducts.asp?idCategory=25

 

[Brat]

dude cant you just use your hands?

 

[CarDude]

It's not possible to wring out the entire towel by hand, plus have you tried to dry your truck when the water is almost freezing on the paint (probably not since you live in Florida)? My hands don't enjoy extra cold water when it's almost freezing outside.

 

[Brat]

you are right i dont live where the water freezes on the paint,i also only use chamois and not full size towels.the chamois i can wring out by hand.not to sound like a smart azz and dont take this the wrong way,but if its that cold why are you hand washing your truck.

 

[CarDude]

you are right i dont live where the water freezes on the paint,i also only use chamois and not full size towels.the chamois i can wring out by hand.not to sound like a smart azz and dont take this the wrong way,but if its that cold why are you hand washing your truck.

I don't do it myself everytime. Carwashes miss the same spots almost everytime. I like the job done right sometimes.

 

[Brat]

I don't do it myself everytime. Carwashes miss the same spots almost everytime. I like the job done right sometimes.

like i said hope you did not take that the wrong way bro.i know what you mean,i never take my truck to a car wash,unless there are chicks doing the washing,then i still have to go home and get the places that are missed.:rock: :rock: :rock: