Current Best MF Wash Mitts?

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Accumulator

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Who has the thickest, plushest, softest MF mitts *without an elastic cuff* these days?



The blue ones I got last time are OK, but I can't remember who I ordered them from, at least not for sure :think:
 
I picked up a very nice microfiber mitt from Kragen. Do not have the manuf or model# at this time (update you later), but it was blue and the fiber was packed and 1.5 inches in nap. Very soft and soaks up tons of water. It still has a cuff, but I simply tuck this inverted and sew it shut.
 
i use the one i got from costco 1 chenille micrfiber mitt and 3 plush drying towels for $10. super soft and hold a ton of water. releases easy too in the rinse bucket
 
the Chenille one I got from Walmart is pretty nice, working better than the regular MF one from there I got a while back. They only 5 bucks so I'll just get a new one every 10 or so cars.



Edit: the one I bought was the Armorall ICE one I THINK, it was a name brand, just can't remember the one right now.
 
Accumulator - what are you using them for? Are you straying from the BHB regiment? I'd imagine they're for extreme duty like wheels, arches and engines right?
 
MDRX8 said:
Setec Do you use these? How good are they ?
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No, I don't use them. I was just wandering around that site that Jake linked in the clay thread and saw those mitts and figured I would throw them in over here so Accumulator can shoot them down, too ;)
 
Thanks for all the responses!



Some clarification:



-No cuffs, period. Just edging

-No combo packs with other items

-Good durability is a must

-No "muppet" mitts

-Many of the usual OTC vendors aren't in my area (e.g. Kragen)

-I'd rather steer clear of OTC offerings anyhow as I don't want the user in question tempted to substitute something similar but inferior



Setec Astronomy- Ah, thanks. Wonder what color those are :think: I need something that will look really scary as soon as it's even lightly soiled (e.g., blue instead of gray).



David Fermani- I do use MF mitts *after* the BHB step on some of my vehicles, but this is for a friend of mine. He has mobility/etc. issues and the car is one that's not suited to conventional wash techniques anyhow, so I'm gonna set him up with a ONR-based system. There are a lot of user/situation-specific parameters and I've confident that I've arrived at the right solution.



Heh heh, I don't want him to undo all the work I've put into the car in question, at least not with the first wash ;)
 
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