USES AND FEATURES
Prior to use, thoroughly wash your chamois in lukewarm water with a mild soap to remove any excess tanning oil. Rinse the chamois in clean water and gently wring out. Chamois should be used damp for drying the surfaces of cars, boats and RV’s that have already been thoroughly washed. When the chamois becomes saturated with water simply wring out and continue wiping the surface until the area is dry.
TECH TIPS
• Spread damp chamois across flat surface and pull toward you, allowing  chamois to absorb water. Squeeze excess water from chamois and repeat until  surface is dry.
• Dry vertical surfaces by loosely folding or gathering chamois. Press chamois to surface in a wiping motion. Squeeze  out excess water, and continue wiping until surface is dry.
• Use a damp chamois to clean haze and film from windows and windshields.
• Dust fine furniture and polish away smudges using a damp chamois. Use a dry chamois to polish silver and jewelry to a sparkling shine.
CARE
After each use, wash your chamois with mild soap and water. Allow the chamois to air dry away from direct sunlight and excessive heat. The chamois will stiffen while drying, however will soften upon re-wetting.
CAUTION
To preserve the life of your chamois do not use it with strong chemicals, or to wipe grease and oil. Chamois should not be used in place of a sponge or wash mitt for cleaning. This chamois will not scratch surfaces; however, it may pick up and trap particles that may scratch. Wash your chamois after each use to release trapped dirt and particles.