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It’s time to step up your cleaning game with some new microfibers.

From cleaning my glasses to wiping down cars, microfiber towels are probably the most used pieces of fabric in my home. And, that’s also likely the case with anyone in the car world: these towels just get used everywhere. Of course, not everyone is born with a microfiber towel in their hand, or your towels could be a little worse for wear. That’s why it’s always a good time to throw another bag of these magical towels in your shopping cart.

The Chemical Guys might not have a century under their belt slinging cleaning products like some other companies, but their products never disappoint. These microfiber towels are likely no exception with over 11,500 amazon reviews. These towels measure 16 inches by 16 inches and in a pack of 12. This should give you plenty of options to cycle through without having to wash your towels before finishing the detail job on your car.

At a dollar apiece, this 12 pack of Mr. Siga microfiber towels are a good deal. Slightly smaller than the offerings from The Chemical Guys, these towels measure just over 12 inches by 12 inches, which is a good size for keeping in every room of your house. And, judging by the over 7,500 reviews on Amazon, they’re probably doing a good job.

These might not be the best deal from Amazon, but these Kirkland-branded microfiber towels from Costco are noteworthy. Not only are they good at, well, being microfiber towels, they also come in a 36-count package. These resold Kirkland towels are about $10 more than you’ll find at Costco, but you don’t want to shell out for a membership either.

Okay, so if 36 towels is a good deal, 50 is a great deal. With enough microfiber towels to keep you pulling out of the new package for a year, this 50 pack of towels from Aidea is a bounty. These come in fun colors and are only about $15, which is a dangerously convenient combination.

My personal favorite microfiber towels might not be the best deal, but these are great microfiber towels from the folks at Meguiars. These towels measure 16-inches wide by 24-inches long, which makes them easy to handle and cover large surface areas before flipping. They also come in a three-pack, so if you’re trying to keep your microfiber towel waste to a minimum, and don’t have a fleet of cars to deal with, less is sometimes more.