AGREED!

 

If you have a Big Lots near you, go over and check them out. I went over to mine, and they had probably 25 of them on the shelf. The feel was very variable - some really felt nice and plush, others felt like cheap pieces of crap. I picked the best 6 and bought them, 4 bucks a pop is hard to beat. I'm not OCD, but I have learned to discriminate somewhat here. Heck, if it weren't for this place I'd still be washing my truck with dish soap and a sponge - or with the foaming brush at the quarter joint.

 

I just looked Big Lots up online for a store locator. There is one about a 1/2 from where I work. I may go at lunch to try and find that mitt (maybe a few Corona's too) Thanks glc. This round is on me

 

Ya that's where I had found them GLC. My store must of got all of the crappy ones.

 

If you need some ordinary QD - like for clay lube - they have Megs QD in spray cans for 3 bucks a pop.

 

Just got back from Big Lots with my TW wash mitt. As others have said, you really do have to dig through them (it feels like they were all made at different places or something.) They also had some Megs gold class tire cleaner or something like that, but it kinnda looked it was fake. They also had some Eagle 1 tire shine. Was it here that I read it was good? Also got some TW foam applicators (for 40 cents each) though they are thinner than the Pinnicle ones from Autogeek.

Back on topic. What I've used up to now, though, is the Megs wash mitt. Pretty soft, even after a couple washes. Going to give the TW a try, though.

 

Can Lambs Wool and Sheepskin Mitts be machine washed/dried?

 

I've been using this one they seem to be pretty good.

http://www.waxstation.com/cgi-bin/st...mitts&ci=&mfg=

 

I guess I'm the odd ball here. I like my MF mitt.

I have a couple of wool mitts, Mcguires and a couple others but always felt like they were too rough and would scratch. I've only used this MF mitt a couple of times but it really feels good and the wash comes out good.

I go over the panel very very lightly, turn the mitt and go over it again with a very light touch. I rinse the mitt, rinse the panel and wash it again. This time thoroughly. I use an old wool mitt for the wheel wells and steps.

Don't remember what brand the mitt was. Didn't think I'd like it, so didn't pay too much attention. I'll get another when I go to the parts store next time.

 

The 5th time I did mine, it fell apart.

 

Lake Country ulti mit.