The Rag Company - Cyclone Ultra Wash Mitts - 70/30 Gauntlet Blend Korean Microfiber, Foam Padding, Scratch-Free, Lint-Free, Great for Rinseless Washing, 8in x 9in, Blue + Black (2-Pack)

Everything they sell is high quality I love everything

I bought these for my detailing business thinking they would clean better than regular wash mitts but they do the same. They are soft and have a premium thickness to them. They don’t absorb as much soap as I would like. Just save your money and get the cheaper microfiber wash mitts.

I just purchased this mitt and used it for the first time today and it will be replacing my CG Chenille Microfiber Wash Mitt. TRC Cyclone Ultra Wash Mitt holds onto a lot more soapy water than any other mitt I’ve used in the past. As with all Rag Company products, this feels very well made and should definitely hold up over time. Even with all the microfiber strands, it does a decent job of releasing dirt on the mitt when dunking in bucket and rubbing against grit guard. (Below I will list Pros and Cons of this product.) Pros: • Absorbent • Soft and shouldn’t damage paint • Stitches inside mitt makes it easier to maneuver around surface without your hand sliding around • Comes with 2 mitts (Can be used for dedicated purposes) - One color for paint and the other color for wheels Cons (Reason for 4 Star Review): • New Gauntlet liner on inside of mitt makes it take significantly longer to dry the mitt after washing Overall, I will still highly recommend this product over other mitts I have used in the past. I can get past the longer drying time for the better performance compared to the Chenille mitt. No product is perfect, but this is great option if you are looking for a new or better wash mitt.

Awesome mitt. Been used to the microfiber chenille-style ones and decided to give these a try and what a difference they are! Feels like I get way more soap coverage as I wash. Fantastic product, worth the money!

I’ve used these on all my new cars and it keeps scratches to a minimal as long as I wash correctly

The problem with these is the very tight fibers do not easily release contaminants when rinsing. This undoubtedly will increase chance of damaging the finish during the wash process. While it’s important to have sufficient fibers in a wash mitt, there comes a point where there’s too many and these absolutely cross that line. Washed my Jaguar once with these and quickly switched back to less expensive (but better) microfiber mitts that don’t hold onto particles when rinsed.

Great wash mitt. I just end up using it as a regular wash pad.. So, would opt for a wash pad from The Rag Company.

Dont buy this as their logo that is sown on the mit will scratch your clear coat. I dont get why someone would stich a large log on the mitt that is used to wash delicate paint. Ghhhh

I absolutely love these, work incredibly well. Love that it’s a two pack! They are very easy to clean too, I used their rags to riches detergent and they look great every time. Another excellent product

It’s not too bad, not sure if it’s the product I’m using but I noticed after my wash that there was residue on my windshield still. I went back to scrub it down some more but for the price I paid. I kinda figured it would do better than normal microfiber gloves. I will say it soaks in soap a lot better so that’s why I’m giving it a 4.