How many types of dedicated towels do you have?

Do you have dedicated towels for, example, quick detail, buffing, long nap, short nap, etc.? Or do most of you just have "Misc. paint towels" that are all well cared for and just pick a good one for the job?

I am wondering as I am going to order a fresh batch of towels soon and wanted to see how many dedicated types of towels you all have. Glass, drying, throw-away are all obvious ones to have.

 

5 iirc.
Glass towels
buffing towels
drying towels
which then become misc use towels
towels for trim/metal polish removal
cheap cotton towels for whatever sort of work.

 

Glass towel (not a must but nice to have)
Paint only towel (nice towels that only touch paint to buff off wax or polish)
Cheap workhorse towel (rims, interior, carpet, etc)
Waffle weave drying towel
Ultra Plush (waterless washes/detail sprays)

 

Waffle Weaves for drying
Monster Fluffies for polish and wax removal
Glass towels
Detail spray towels
Cheap Sams Club towels for grunt work
Interior towels
Door jamb and under hood towels
Cheap metal polish towels

 

Waffles: Drying and Glass
Plush/Medium Nap Drying towels
Super Duper Plush for final touches
Super Plush for QD and small spots
Plush Towels: Polish and Wax removal
Regular Towels: Everything else
No Nap Towels: Metal Polishing
Glass Towels
Cotton Towels

 

DI WW drying
Ultra plush for sealant/wax removal - great white/rethickulous
Ultra plush w/ two diff nap for polish removal - DI blue
Spray wax/qd - grey w/ red trip from Phil
Costco throw aways for interior
All purpose for trunk/door jamb
Über pink glass towels from Phil
All purpose for wheels only
All purpose for exhaust cleaning/polishing

Want to try out some of those pakshak towels since they currently are on sale...

 

Utility towels for engine bays, wheels (excluding really expensive wheels in good shape), wheel wells, rocker panel bottoms, etc.
Glass towels
Interior, other than glass
Polish and wax removal (I prefer no nap/closed loop or very low nap for this but they load up quickly)
QD/final wax buffing/sealants
Drying

If I was going to add another category it would probably be dedicated towels for waterless or rinseless washes.

I have more-or-less turned against the really thick and heavy towels (more than 460 grams per square meter) for almost all applications.

 

1. waffle weave for drying
2. nice short nap for polish removal and paint work
3. Old towels for dirty work (door jambs, wheels, misc)
4. plush towels for things like rinseless washes, waterless washes and QD
5. Window towels

 

I segregate more by brand so if I get a new brand I may change roles..

Silversurfer - buffing polish
PS Ultraplush plus some Viking green - QD, spray wax, sometimes rinseless
PB DMT - buffing lsp
MFT edgeless - glass clean (new to family)
Target vroom gray - jambs mostly
Vroom orange - interior surfaces
PS WW - drying paint
Uber red/blue - misc duty (bugs, buffing lsp)
PS WW - glass dry
Mothers drying towels - rinseless washes
Stack of towels reserved for grunge duty - Meg's