Love my Wash Mitt

[mikesal57]

Gold Plush Micro-Chenille Wash Mitt, microfiber chenille wash mitt (http://www.autogeek.net/gold-plush-wash-mitt.html)


Picked up 2 of these last sale and want to say I love it..

I had one of those bone shaped sponges and it didn't hold up well when I went deep into the grit guard bucket..it seemed that I was scratching my knuckles instead of getting the dirt off the sponge...
Now I just spread out my fingers and the mitt hits the bottom with no problems..

Also , you can do a panel and then spin the mitt to the other side and do another panel..

Very effective and fast...


Mike

[cleanmycorolla]

Wait until you get your hands on the INCREDIMITT, then you'll really be singing!

[Nick McKees37]

I'm a huge fan as well. :dblthumb2:

http://autogeekonline.net/nick/DP%20Paint%20Coating/DSCN4726.JPG

[cleanmycorolla]

I'm a huge fan as well. :dblthumb2:

http://autogeekonline.net/nick/DP%20Paint%20Coating/DSCN4726.JPG

No more seas sponges?? Youre the one that got me on that train.....

[Nick McKees37]

No more seas sponges?? Youre the one that got me on that train.....

Sea sponge is still my go-to wash tool, especially for darker colored vehicles.

A lot of people will use a sea sponge for the upper portions of their vehicle and the micro chenille wash mitts for the lower body panels.

:dblthumb2:

[addysdaddy]

whatever happened to the fantastic carpro wash mitt????????? Throwing all the good stuff under the bus. haha

[Bill1234]

I like the gtechniq wash mitt that has the lambs hair fibers, however, it is expensive

[allenk4]

In my opinion, Chenille is fine unless you are working on a black vehicle.

Merino wool wash mitt, auto wash mitt, sheepskin wash mitt (http://www.autogeek.net/carpro-wool-wash-mitt.html)

I have two of the Carpro and use them two at a time to speed up the wash process on my Yukon. Especially helps with the roof; I throw two mitts up on the roof....hop up on a tire and knock out half of the roof at a time.

Some have suggested that these wool mitts can be machine washed. I did it half a dozen times and noticed that the mitt seemed to loose some volume, which is only noticeable when compared side-by-side and wet.

I now hand wash them out with Dawn in the sink.


The gtechniq wash mitt ($25)appears to be the same as the Carpro Wool Wash Mitt from AutoGeek ($20)

[KillaCam]

Am I the only one that hates the micro chenille wash mitts? They are heavy, can't get in tight spaces, and don't hold many suds. I also feel like they don't rub across the paint smoothly.

I like my Meg's MF mitt.

[poweraid]

Wait until you get your hands on the INCREDIMITT, then you'll really be singing!

now I gotta buy one . thanks a lot

[mikesal57]

link please..cant find it

Love when someone posts a pix on que...thxs Nick.....lol

Mike

[RedXray]

now I gotta buy one . thanks a lot

hahaha like you/we need an excuse :laughing:

[RMM]

link please..cant find it

Love when someone posts a pix on que...thxs Nick.....lol

Mike

Not possible, not sold here.

I am glad to see that Microfiber Madness finally has a firm foot across the pond :dblthumb2:

But, as much as I like the Incredimitt, I still prefer CarPro's merino!

[poweraid]

hahaha like you/we need an excuse :laughing:

here is an excuse . I hate paying for shipping . 1 incredimitt is not gonna cut it . maybe 2 mitts and a couple of mf madness towels to try with .

[YankeeFan]

Gold Plush Micro-Chenille Wash Mitt, microfiber chenille wash mitt (http://www.autogeek.net/gold-plush-wash-mitt.html)


Picked up 2 of these last sale and want to say I love it..

I had one of those bone shaped sponges and it didn't hold up well when I went deep into the grit guard bucket..it seemed that I was scratching my knuckles instead of getting the dirt off the sponge...
Now I just spread out my fingers and the mitt hits the bottom with no problems..

Also , you can do a panel and then spin the mitt to the other side and do another panel..

Very effective and fast...


Mike

I use both sides of the mitt all the time to lessen the amount of times I have to use the rinse bucket. When starting a new mitt I always turn it inside out to cut off the white fabric. Not sure if my hand is just too large but I have difficulty turning it when its there. I'm careful cutting just the white fabric, not any of the mitt.

Howard