Your favorite wash mitt

[pfix]

What's the life on Wookie (and even Yeti)?

My Wookie Fist is only a few months old so I can't speak to the long term durability. I expect it to be good from my impression of the quality of materials and how well it washes up. I line dry the Wookie using a cut off cup inserted into the cuff to improve air circulation to the inside of the mitt while drying.
I only use the Wookie for the upper panels. I use another lambs wool mitt of lesser quality that I purchased at Advanced Auto Parts for the lower panels.

 

[D_Nyholm]

I use the 3 pack of microfiber mitts from Costco. I just buy a new 3 pack every year and throw out the old. They also come with some large microfiber drying towels that I use for windows and wheels.

 

[kkreit01]

I've been using the HD Grout Sponge since it was first mentioned "elsewhere". I have a few other MF mitts, but I keep reaching for the sponge. They are cheap, and one can have several on hand. ONR washes are tough on them. After a few ONR washes, the sponges are typically demoted to tires/wheels/rocker panel bottoms.

 

[m4bama]

Sheepskin for me have tried various grout sponges left swirls microfiber mitts mostly the same.

 

[VISITOR]

I've been using the HD Grout Sponge since it was first mentioned "elsewhere". I have a few other MF mitts, but I keep reaching for the sponge. They are cheap, and one can have several on hand.

great wash media, as well as the lowes proline grout sponge...

 

[Kurt_s]

I've been using the HD Grout Sponge since it was first mentioned "elsewhere". I have a few other MF mitts, but I keep reaching for the sponge. They are cheap, and one can have several on hand. ONR washes are tough on them. After a few ONR washes, the sponges are typically demoted to tires/wheels/rocker panel bottoms.

Hadn't heard that before. I use MF towels. What does ONR do to a sponge?