Wash mitt for rinse less wash help.

[poyo150]

I've been using a rinse less wash since my garage walls are made of drywall. I wanted to know what is a good wash mitt for a rinse less wash?

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[Craig_K]

http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/...ash-media.html

[Mantilgh]

I like this one. It is soft and rinses out well.

Ultra Soft Microfiber Rinseless Wash Mitt

Just realized yesterday after testing two rinseless washes side by side how much of difference your wash media makes. I usually do them with my mitt, but did not have two of the same mitts to test with so I used some semi-plush paint towels. While using the towel method I noticed that neither rinseless seemed very slick on the paint. I was testing them just on the hood and fenders. When I went to wash the rest of the vehicle I decided to use my mitt.

What a big difference, it was much much slicker on the paint. So I tried it with just the plush side of a Gold Plush Jr to see if a better towel made a difference and it was as grabby as it was with the lesser microfiber. Then I tried it with a micro-chenille wash mitt and I was about as slick as the rinseless wash mitt.

Edit: I know typically one would use a more plush towel that what was used above for rinseless washes.

[TTQ B4U]

Edit: I know typically one would use a more plush towel that what was used above for rinseless washes.

I use 16" x 16" Eagle Edgeless Korean 70/30 Super Plush 480gsm Microfiber Detailing Towels. They soak up and hold a TON of solution and are slick as can be over the surface. Lots of long fibers that do an excellent job of holding onto the dirt. I fold them to create 16 fresh clean surfaces when using a single bucket method.

They work great. I been using Rinseless with that technique on my S4 since last fall with no issues.

[Cabrio]

I like this one. It is soft and rinses out well.

Ultra Soft Microfiber Rinseless Wash Mitt

Just realized yesterday after testing two rinseless washes side by side how much of difference your wash media makes. I usually do them with my mitt, but did not have two of the same mitts to test with so I used some semi-plush paint towels. While using the towel method I noticed that neither rinseless seemed very slick on the paint. I was testing them just on the hood and fenders. When I went to wash the rest of the vehicle I decided to use my mitt.

What a big difference, it was much much slicker on the paint. So I tried it with just the plush side of a Gold Plush Jr to see if a better towel made a difference and it was as grabby as it was with the lesser microfiber. Then I tried it with a micro-chenille wash mitt and I was about as slick as the rinseless wash mitt.

Edit: I know typically one would use a more plush towel that what was used above for rinseless washes.

I like this mitt as well. Picked up a couple a few months ago - it's a great mitt.

[Mantilgh]

Sorry, meant to write:

"Edit: I know typically one would use a more plush towel than what was used above for rinseless washes."

Meaning most use plusher towels than I used if they do the towel method.

[poyo150]

Thanks for the info. I appreciate the help =)

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[Bunky]

I use Duragloss and Meguair's wash mitts. I have multiple so end up using about 4 to 5 per wash.

[poyo150]

I have to give the towels a try. Only use the ultra soft microfiber mitt

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[brad911]

I like the Meguiar's MF Wash Mitt or my 600/700 GSM towels