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Wash mitt you like...
I usually get a new mitt and waffle weave drying towels when I get a new car (hint). The last two mitts I got were the Wookie mitts. Any particular wash mitts that you out there like?
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Re: Wash mitt you like...
Originally Posted by
Bobbykart
I usually get a new mitt and waffle weave drying towels when I get a new car (hint). The last two mitts I got were the Wookie mitts. Any particular wash mitts that you out there like?
This question comes up quite a bit, and like all "What's the Best" questions, this one will generate many opinions.
Me? I have tried many, but still like the good old micro chenille mitts.
They work just fine for me using the best wash techniques.
JMO
As for drying towels......... Ever use a Griot's PFM?
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Re: Wash mitt you like...
There is a video somewhere on Youtube that analyzes wash mitts under the microscope. I believe the microfiber was deemed best. The video made me change from sheepskin and I'm going to buy microfiber for now on instead. I'm going to have to buy a boatload because I religiously use multiple mitts per wash.
I bet the microfiber mitts dry a lot easier than the sheepskin
Treat it like it's the only one in the world.
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Re: Wash mitt you like...
Originally Posted by
Bill D
There is a video somewhere on Youtube that analyzes wash mitts under the microscope. I believe the microfiber was deemed best. The video made me change from sheepskin and I'm going to buy microfiber for now on instead. I'm going to have to buy a boatload because I religiously use multiple mitts per wash.
There's a 4 pack available
Cobra Micro-Chenille Wash Mitts, car shampoo mitts, microfiber mitts
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Re: Wash mitt you like...
Thanks. I'm gonna need several of those!
Treat it like it's the only one in the world.
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Re: Wash mitt you like...
Originally Posted by
MisterSnoop
Great link.
These mitts are economical, and I usually get 2 seasons from them for paint duty.
After that, they go to wheel/rocker panel/wheel well service for a few more seasons.
At around $7-8 a mitt, you get a pretty good bang for your buck.
(This is where ordering mitts in different colors comes in handy.)
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Re: Wash mitt you like...
The different colors are great for designating them for different sections of the car. I'm still going to mark them on the interior
Treat it like it's the only one in the world.
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Re: Wash mitt you like...
They'll be in my next AG order. I currently have 1 from Mothers and 2 from Chemical Guys, all different colors. 2 are now split on the side.
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Re: Wash mitt you like...
Originally Posted by
Bill D
There is a video somewhere on Youtube that analyzes wash mitts under the microscope. I believe the microfiber was deemed best. The video made me change from sheepskin and I'm going to buy microfiber for now on instead. I'm going to have to buy a boatload because I religiously use multiple mitts per wash.
I bet the microfiber mitts dry a lot easier than the sheepskin
You can machine wash and dry
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Wash mitt you like...
Originally Posted by
MisterSnoop
Wrong ones. The ones that did well were more like this
XtraFluff Blue Microfiber Wash Mitt
These are next for me
Dodo Juice Fozzie Hair Microfiber Wash Mitt
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