Turtle Wax chenille wash mitts; VERY soft

**JustinR32** · 07-15-2003, 03:29 PM

I ain`t gonna slag `em just because they`re a Turtle Wax product; IMO, they`re a "find". No scratches, no propensity to hold onto dirt. They are super soft, very gentle, hold lots of water and rinse out with a lot of "bloom".

A couple bucks each, anywhere fine Turtle Wax products are sold.

Mosca

**BradE** · 07-15-2003, 05:13 PM

They are also not 100% cotton. I tried a burn test on one of these mitts, they have poly in them. :down

**JustinR32** · 07-15-2003, 06:44 PM

LOL, You`ve got me twice now!

I`ll learn. I still like them, though. What`s the deal with not being 100% cotton? Microfiber towels aren`t 100% cotton.

(I don`t mind getting got, btw. I figure, all this stuff goes into the knowledge bank, and in the future someone will pull it up on "search" and know what to do.)

Mosca

**shaf** · 07-15-2003, 07:05 PM

Well I`m not going to get into all the gory details, but people don`t like so-called "100% cotton" products that are really less than 100%. This mainly goes for towels and chenille mitts. I doubt the polyester they blend in with that cotton is as fine as the polyester used in MF....

But if it works for you, then good.

**CRXSi90** · 07-15-2003, 11:33 PM

I just got a couple of the Turtle Wax fake sheepskin washmitt which is definatly a synthetic. they were free with rebate, so even if I decide I don`t want to use them on my paint, I`m sure I can find some use for them. I also got 2 turtle wax microfibers free w/ rebate too. yay!