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04-05-05, 01:38
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III is offline
Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: WI Posts: 778 | eurow vs baja sol wash mitts How would these sheepskin wash mitts fair against each other? I'm referring to these 2 only, not anything from vendors.
The baja sol are from Target and the eurow are from Walmart. | |
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04-05-05, 01:59
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Join Date: Feb 2003 Location: NJ Posts: 3,882 | Both are sheepskin. Both have the hide lining. Both have the same cuff. Both are made in China.
Basically they're the same.
However, no two sheepskin mitts are alike, even from the same manufacturer.
The idea is to find the sheepskin mitt with the thickest, fluffiest feel to it and buy that one.
Like BillD says, "it's like picking fruit." Rummage around and look for the best one(s). Hopefully, you'll get some that will hold up. Many of mine begin to loose fur and I relegate them to wheels and grunge work.
You can get really nice ones from both manufacturers.
The Eurow get a lot of play on here due to their availability.
I have mitts from 6 places, and they're all the same.
I would like to try the one from Griots. It looks different, super thick and is made in Canada.
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04-05-05, 02:11
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Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: Birthplace of Speed Posts: 8,733 | Yep, if you pick the best ones, you'll find you can't tell the difference ( especially if you buy the ones with the thumbs)--except the price. Do "pick 'em like fruit" and prepare for folks to gawk at you in the automotive aisle  | |
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04-05-05, 03:17
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Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Dirty South, Bossier City Posts: 75 | I personally have had more luck with the Baja ones than the Eurow ones as far as which last longer for me. I also like the ones w/o the thumb part. But likewise, be selective in picking. | |
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04-05-05, 03:39
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Join Date: Nov 2003 Location: Layton, UT Posts: 4,296 | The Eurow's from Wally World are pretty nice for the money.
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04-05-05, 04:43
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Join Date: Mar 2005 Posts: 6,427 | try the viking genuine wool mitt (k-mart, autozone, etc..) they are very soft & durable. i haven't had any problems, and i've been using it for over a few months with no signs of it wearing down. 
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04-05-05, 04:46
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Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: Dallas, TX Posts: 485 | I agree with Spilchy and Bill regarding "hand-picking" sheep skin mitts. I really don't care about the brand, as long as the softness meets my liking. IMO, a $5 soft mitt that I have hand-picked is better than $20 mitt that has the "perception" of being soft due to the higher cost. With that said, I do like the Eurow's at Wal-Mart. Unfortunately, quality is not very consistent --> sometimes I'll find 3 out 5 mitts are pretty good...other times none of them will pass.
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04-05-05, 04:53
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Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: Birthplace of Speed Posts: 8,733 | | |
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04-13-05, 01:19
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Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: Chicago- Illinois Posts: 390 | I haven't seen a "Sheepskin" Wash mitt from baja Sol at target yet. I did however buy a Baja Sol "Lamb's wool" Wash mitt from target.
Did I buy the correct one (when you guys are referring to a sheepski mitt) or is a Baja Sol "Sheepskin" mitt a totally different mitt than the baja sol lambs wool.? | |
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04-13-05, 01:26
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Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: OH Posts: 1,125 | I just bought two Eurow's from Wally world 15 minutes ago. I log on and immediately find a thread talking about how some are better than others. I hate being a newb!
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04-13-05, 01:39
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Join Date: Aug 2002 Location: Northbridge, MA Posts: 753 | Re: eurow vs baja sol wash mitts Quote: Originally posted by III How would these sheepskin wash mitts fair against each other? I'm referring to these 2 only, not anything from vendors.
The baja sol are from Target and the eurow are from Walmart. | Very comparable, I think it essentially comes down to whether you like the thumb in the mitt or not. Both very good though 
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04-13-05, 01:46
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Bill D is offline
Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: Birthplace of Speed Posts: 8,733 | The only difference I observed between the Target brands ( Baja Sol) and Eurow at Wal-Mart, is that the Baja Sol is thumbless. I couldn't make heads or tails which is better quality. I picked the Baja Sol' like fruit,evaluating them just as a do the Eurows, and they seem equally good.
I recall Spilchy coming to same conclusion with the Baja Sols, Eurow and Turtle Wax as well.
I like a thumb and paying a little less, given the quantity I have, I go with the Eurow every time.
So J.J., no need to worry, as long as you picked the softest ones of the selection, you ought to be fine. Also though, there might be times where the mitts are just too course, those are the times i simply leave the store empty handed waiting for better luck next time. | |
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