Win $100 4 Description

eShine · #1 (**permalink**) 01-29-2008, 01:05 PM

For those of you who tried our Dehydrator Waffle Weave drying towel you know it is a high quality product. To be honest I consider it one of our best products we sell! We are looking at having this product in a major Canadian Automotive chain for spring and need some help. We will be selling them in the same Container as The Absorber and we are having a label created. What we need is a description we can use both on our website and on the Label (The label will likely be a condensed version). You don't even need to have tried OUR Microfiber WW to participate, you just need to be familuar with WW Microfiber and it's advantages! Just come up with some marketing blurbs on how Microfiber is the best, it is a super duper high tech material yada yada. Here is an example of what we are looking for from The Absorber, (DO NOT COPY, this is just an example!)

The absorber® is NOT a leather chamois. Nor is it a terry cloth towel. But it’s probably the best drying tool you’ll ever discover. The absorber® is made of a unique material called PVA (Poly Vinyl Alcohol). The secret of the absorbers® power is it’s amazing uniform, sponge-like pore structure throughout the product that enhances capillary action and gives the absorber® it’s super drying ability.

The absorber® was designed over 30 yearsago to dry cars and trucks. It is the ORIGINAL PVA shammy. The super absorbent power of the absorber® not only dries your car quickly, but leaves a streak free finish behind. Once the absorber® is saturated with water simply wring it out and continue drying your vehicle. For the hood of your car we recommend that you lay the absorber flat on the surface and pull it across the hood, trunk, or car top. Let the absorber do the work for you as it sucks up the water as you move across the surface of your vehicle. You can fold the absorber to dry the side panels of your vehicle. The absorber can be used to dry the nooks and crannies of your vehicle. This is a distinct advantage over blade type and other drying devices.

The absorber® is reinforced with a mesh scrim for added durability and strength, but has NO surface fibers which makes it safe for all paint finishes. It also will not remove wax from your vehicle as you dry it. It is resistant to most chemicals. It is unharmed by grease and oils. Best of all the absorber® is machine washable and will last for years.

Here is a link to our crappy description,

eShine Canada: The Dehydrator Drying Towel

If you have any questions please ask, We will have this open until Sunday Night. Descriptions can either be posted here or emailed to info@eshine.ca

If we pick your description you will get a $100 Gift certificate at eShine!

sneek · #2 (**permalink**) 01-29-2008, 02:01 PM

Don't let its purple colour fool you. The Dehydrator is the considered by many to be one of the best drying towels on the market. They key to the Dehydrator's drying power is high quality microfiber. The dehydrator is a waffle weave microfiber. One of the biggest fears of car and truck enthusiasts is inflicting scratches into the paint when drying the car. The Dehydrator almost eliminates the risk of scratching the paint when drying the car. Just make sure the car is truely clean and free of dirt. One advantage of the Dehydrator over its PVA counter parts is that it has a nap. This nap has the ability to capture contaminants remaining on the finish, further reducing the risk of scratching the paint. Sound complicated? What this means for you is a highly absorbent microfiber towel, that can easily dry one full sized car. Some users of the Dehydrator even report they can dry two cars! The dehydrator will not scratch if it is used on a clean surface. The dehydrator does not even mar the softest black clear coat paint finish. Use it on Paint, class and trim, for a streak free, spot free shine.

For best results blot the paint finish dry, and wash with a softener and bleach free detergent. It is best to wash the Dehydrator after every use because dirt particles can get trapped inside of the weave of the towel. Dirt inside of the towel would greatly increase the risk of marring the paint finish.