Carbon Collective Wash Pad

Merino Wool Wash Mitt

Our merino wool wash mitts have been developed to conquer the classic problems that occur with traditional sponges, the main problem with a traditonal sponge is grit and dirt particles trapped between the flat face of the sponge and the paint, these cause damage in the form of scratches and swirls.

If you run your fingers through a our merino wool mitts, you can see that they have a incredibly deep pile, this allows the dirt and grit to move away from the cars surface during the washing process, minimising scratches and swirls.

To minimise any unwanted swirls we recommend only using the two bucket method with two large 20L buckets,this is also necessary as our merino wool wash mitts have a huge thirst with over 1.5 litres absorbed per dunk.

Please read the care intructions below to get the most from your mitt.

Taking care of your wash mitt

Our wash mitts have been created using the finest merino wool, they are a little more fragile than a standard mitt, taking care of your mitt is simple.

Step one – rinsing

After use, rinse the wash mitt under a clean water source, agitating the wool with your fingers until the water runs clean.

Step two – removing excess water

To help aid the wash mitt dry, remove the excess water by squeezing the wash mitt into a ball tightly.

Step three – drying

The most important part of the process, place the wash mitt in a warm dry place until thoroughly dry.