Tip for the EZ wheel brush

[coolmoon]

Just a simply tip for those who own this great brush , after cleaning I wrap the brush with a MF towel to dry and remove any residue left inside the rims which work really well , and if it snags, I take the brush out first and towel slips right out Try it out see what you think?

[Jimmie]

Will do. Thanks. Never even considered doing that but sounds good.

[MotorCity Honda]

Originally Posted by coolmoon

Just a simply tip for those who own this great brush , after cleaning I wrap the brush with a MF towel to dry and remove any residue left inside the rims which work really well , and if it snags, I take the brush out first and towel slips right out Try it out see what you think?

Yup, yup...I do this, works great....

[Reddwarf]

Sounds like a good tip. I've never thought of that.

[lethalxls1]

Originally Posted by coolmoon

Just a simply tip for those who own this great brush , after cleaning I wrap the brush with a MF towel to dry and remove any residue left inside the rims which work really well , and if it snags, I take the brush out first and towel slips right out Try it out see what you think?

Excellent idea.

[Tonya]

Thanks for sharing, good tip!

[Detail_Guy]

Hey... good idea!

Thanks

[sparkie]

Never have used the EZ wheel brush, is it as good as the power puff?

[Pats300zx]

Originally Posted by sparkie

Never have used the EZ wheel brush, is it as good as the power puff?

Sparkie...its better for cleaning the back part of the rims. The Power Puff is good for other tight spaces like around the calipers. I use both on wheels.

[Detail_Guy]

Originally Posted by Pats300zx

The Power Puff is good for other tight spaces like around the calipers. I use both on wheels.

OK, can somebody point me to the "Power Puff". I love my EZ Detail Brush, but one can never have enough good brushes.