Recent content by bwnmke67

Sea sponges are the best IMO, especially the wool sponge for extremely gentle washes. Just as soft as any mitt (once wet, not dry, don't let that deter you), will hold more solution, and will rinse free the worst grime with ease, even brake dust is released just by squeezing it a few times in...

Goodbye mitts, hello sea sponge. Haven't found a better medium yet. Incredible at rinsing free dirt, even brake dust will easily squeeze out in rinse water. Not only are they very soft and hold a lot of soap, but, it also squeezes into tight spaces very well. Oh, you don't have to launder it...

:props: Natural sea wool sponges truly are amazing. They really do release dirt and grime better than any other sponge or mitt I've used in the past, regardless of the material. Here is a good article on them. Why A Natural Sea Sponge is the Best Product for Washing Your Car or Truck

Not sure if you are married to wool mitts, or mitts in general, but the upkeep for me was not worth it. I switched to a natural sea wool sponge. Very soft when wet, holds a ton of soapy water and I haven't found any wash medium that can match its ability to release dirt. Here is a guy that...

Large Natural Sea Wool Sponge - very soft when wet, holds a ton of soapy water, pulls in dirt away from paint, releases dirt effectively into the rinse water and last a long time - everything you need. I used microfiber mitts in the past but found it difficult to get the mf to release the...

In my experience I have found a natural sea sponge to work better than any mitt I have used and it's the lowest maintenance wash product I have ever used. Holds a large volume of soapy water Very soft when wet Excellent pulling dirt into the sponge away from the paint Releases dirt better...

In reference to sea sponges "Has a tremendous amount of nap to pull in dirt away from your paint during the wash" "MOST IMPORTANT - they release dirt and other particulate picked up off the car better than any product on the market" Sea sponges feed by filtering ocean water. Millions of...

OUCH!! That's awful, I have been there before. Don't often get this recommendation on the forum, however, I use a natural sea sponge, a sea wool sponge in particular. I had similar problems with a variety of mits and after using a natural sea sponge I will never go back. Softest product...

I have always used a natural leather chamois and gotten great results. I haven’t seen any marring or swirl marks even after years of use. I have tried many of the newer products and techniques (synthetic chamois, Cobra Guzzler waffle weave, standard microfiber, leaf blower etc..), but have...

Hi all. I've been reading (lurking around) the forum for a few years and have picked up some great tips. Now that I have a bit more time, I thought I might actually participate.