These razor rags really work very well
Our original fits-in-your-hand flip towel is designed to give you a streak-free shine, every time!
Get a streak-free shine in fewer passes. Highly absorbent twisted-loop microfiber quickly wicks water from glass, giving you pro-level results in a flash.
Just spray, wipe, flip and dry. This is what the flip towel was made for!
A special finish deserves a special rag.
Our Flip Towel is tagless, edgeless and soft enough for even the most delicate areas. You can now confidently clean scratch-prone screens and plastics without worry.
Our ultra plush flip towel really gets the suds going!
Raised edges keep your hand in place while 80/20 microfiber glides smoothly along exterior surfaces for effortless washing. It feels like it was made for your hand - because it was!
Our Flip Towel is intentionally designed with premium materials and a refreshingly ergonomic feel. It gets the job done faster with less effort. Some may call it over-engineered, but that’s how we roll.
“Razor Rags are the perfect size and I don't have to keep folding them to keep them straight.”
Pick a job for each side.
Spray, wipe or apply product.
Clean, flip & repeat.
Machine wash separately in cold water on gentle cycle.
Tumble dry on low heat or lay flat to dry.
Avoid bleach, dryer sheets, fabric softeners, harsh chemicals, and ironing.
Pros wash before first use.
How should I care for my Razor Rags?
We recommend washing your microfiber towels prior to using them. Always wash microfiber towels separate from other fabric types.
Use a designated microfiber detergent or a mild, pH-neutral detergent free of fragrances, dyes and fabric softeners on gentle cycle in cool water.
Dry on low heat or air dry. Never use dryer sheets or iron your microfiber towels.
Why should I separate my rags?
We recommend separating your rags by task and when washing them. This helps to ensure that there isn’t any cross-contamination of products or the potential for debris, which can get trapped in the fibers, to cause scratching on delicate surfaces.
When working with your rags, designate a pile for each area: glass/windows, interior screens/finishes and exterior bodywork.
This will give you the best professional-level detailing results!