Keep it Clean to the Last Spec with this Black Microfiber Cleaning Cloth
Keeping your bowling ball clean and well-polished is one of the uncelebrated hallmarks of bowling, which is why ELITE has designed microfiber towels specifically for bowling balls. Crafted from premium microfiber, this black cleaning cloth is highly effective at removing oil, dirt, and debris that accumulate on your bowling ball during play. While barely taking up any space in your bowling bag, this microfiber towel in black from ELITE is your secret to success, because it plays a vital role in helping bowlers effortlessly retain their balls’ performance while preventing any buildup that could affect their shots.
Keep Your Bowling Investments Rolling
When it comes to maintaining the performance and longevity of your prized bowling ball, keeping it clean is essential. ELITE’s black microfiber towel is designed to do just that, offering a high-quality solution for bowlers looking to optimize their play for the long haul. The unique microfiber material gently lifts away contaminants, helping to maintain the ball's finish, improve your grip, and land more predictable throws.
How often should I clean my bowling ball with this black microfiber cleaning cloth?
Ideally, you should wipe off your bowling ball every time between each throw, and clean again with a cleaner after each game, as dust and oil can quickly accumulate. We recommend a deeper cleaning by game 10.
Are microfiber towels better for bowling balls than other kinds of towels?
There are two main forms of bowling ball towels: microfiber cleaning cloths like this black towel from ELITE, and shammy pads that are usually made of leather. While leather shammies are more durable and are considered a great investment by very competitive players, microfiber towels for bowling balls are still efficient and cost-effective, while remaining safe for the bowling balls.
What kinds of soaps or cleaners should I use with this black microfiber towel?
While some bowlers recommend basic dish soaps, we do not. That’s because your bowling ball’s coverstock is a very important asset, and knowing that the cleaning agents will support your ball’s performance rather than damage it is important. Select from any of these bowling ball cleaners for affordable ways to do right by your bowling ball.
Why should I not just use a regular microfiber towel?
There are too many microfiber towels out there that aren’t made for durability, and can leave dusty, abrasive sediment on your bowling balls. Similar to why it’s best to stay away from cleaning your bowling ball with cleaning supplies not intended for them, it’s best to stick with varieties that are specifically designed and designated for your bowling ball.
