Wash Mit Asda for a quid!

[z4alfie]

Some time ago I bought a Muc Off noodle wash mit from Ultimate finish.com for about £9.00. I like it becasue the long noodle type loops are great for holding loads of soap and reduce the chances of picking up grit in the same was as a sponge does, plus you can use one mit rather than two sponges. Its a personal choice thing.

Anyway, today in Asda I saw the exact same thing but without the MUC OFF lable for a quid !. Hence I bought three.

 

[Alzay]

Yea I've bought several over the last few years they are excellent. Sometimes the cheaper stuff is just as good as the expensive.

 

[Anonymous]

Some time ago I bought a Muc Off noodle wash mit from Ultimate finish.com for about £9.00. I like it becasue the long noodle type loops are great for holding loads of soap and reduce the chances of picking up grit in the same was as a sponge does, plus you can use one mit rather than two sponges. Its a personal choice thing.

Anyway, today in Asda I saw the exact same thing but without the MUC OFF lable for a quid !. Hence I bought three.

Aahh, one for each hand :?

 

[T-J]

Just got one

 

[z4alfie]

Some time ago I bought a Muc Off noodle wash mit from Ultimate finish.com for about £9.00. I like it becasue the long noodle type loops are great for holding loads of soap and reduce the chances of picking up grit in the same was as a sponge does, plus you can use one mit rather than two sponges. Its a personal choice thing.

Anyway, today in Asda I saw the exact same thing but without the MUC OFF lable for a quid !. Hence I bought three.

Aahh, one for each hand :?

:lol: ....... actually one for each car

 

[jonnyfive]

yep got one a few weeks ago stuck it in cupboard and completely forgot about it .Thanks for reminding me.

 

[peddy]

Some time ago I bought a Muc Off noodle wash mit from Ultimate finish.com for about £9.00. I like it becasue the long noodle type loops are great for holding loads of soap and reduce the chances of picking up grit in the same was as a sponge does, plus you can use one mit rather than two sponges. Its a personal choice thing.

Anyway, today in Asda I saw the exact same thing but without the MUC OFF lable for a quid !. Hence I bought three.

Aahh, one for each hand :?

:lol: ....... actually one for each car

Then you would need 6. :wink:

 

[Mafoo]

I would never use a long noodle type mitt my car.



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[andysat]

Why mafoo?

 

[Mafoo]

As they use imported noodles not the ones mined in South Wales.

More of a tagliatelle mitt kinda guy

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[z4alfie]

As they use imported noodles not the ones mined in South Wales.

More of a tagliatelle mitt kinda guy

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Oh No....... wont venture into the Welsh 'minefield' (to use a pun). :fuelfire:

 

[andysat]

:rofl: :rofl:

 

[Jimmy Gee]

Got mine, good find

 

[VvrooomM]

Get two, two buckets and a grit guard.

One Mit for virtually all the body and the other for skirts and lower bumpers etc.

Grit guard with rinsing bucket has saved me loads of grief, still get the odd scratch though.

 

[a11y]

Only mitts I could find in my local ASDA were "Kent" ones - noodley on one side with a never-to-be-used abrasive surface on the other. Still £1 each so I got four - worst case I'll use them on the wife's car :lol:

 

[Ian Hammond]

Got mine.

One in yellow for the top of the car, one in red for the bottom half. Colour Coded Cleaning :!:

good find

 

[andysat]

+1-in blue to match the zed-great find