Wool Wash Pads

[ski2]

Has anyone tried these wash pads Sheepskin Wash Pad, wool wash pad ????

 

[Flash Gordon]

Has anyone tried these wash pads Sheepskin Wash Pad, wool wash pad ????

I've never used that particular one, but have used many Sheepskin mits in the past. They do tend to hold onto more junk then my prefered mit (cotton) IMO

 

[embolism]

some were reporting shedding but that wasn't an issue for me

I baby mine but still only get about 10-12 rinseless washes out of one before it starts falling apart on me...

 

[TroyScherer]

some were reporting shedding but that wasn't an issue for me

I baby mine but still only get about 10-12 rinseless washes out of one before it starts falling apart on me...

:iagree:

I have a few and 3 of them started falling apart after 6-8 washes. Ag did replace them and I have since been uber carful about using them and how I care for them. So far so good. But IMO I would expect mare than 15-20 washes from them based on my current experience.

 

[Flash Gordon]

These must be made from Chinese Sheep :cornut:

 

[ski2]

Thanks guys--that answers my question. I thought these would be nice without the cuff, but I've never had a wool wash mit start to shed or fall apart.

 

[drewberg11]

Anyone have issues washing the sheepskin wash pads. I just washed mine and hung it to dry. Now all the fibers are bunched up. First use all the fibers were soft and separated and now it actually looks like the thick nap on a sheep.

 

[bl3ujay07]

these must be made from chinese sheep :cornut:

lmao

 

[TRILLIS]

Anyone have issues washing the sheepskin wash pads. I just washed mine and hung it to dry. Now all the fibers are bunched up. First use all the fibers were soft and separated and now it actually looks like the thick nap on a sheep.

Sounds like Fly strike