How We Tested The Mothers Microfiber Chenille Wash Mitt
For my Mothers Microfiber Chenille Wash Mitt review, I took into account the size, softness, length and density of the cleaning fibers. Fit, comfort, and features, like different washing surfaces, as well as price, were also taken into account. I then tested it by cleaning my car, where I observed how it felt in use. I also took into account how heavy it felt and how much shampoo it could hold. Finally, I also considered how the Mothers Microfiber Chenille Wash Mitt felt in use and how easy it was to wash with.
First Impressions
The Mothers Microfiber Chenille Wash Mitt is virtually identical to the the Chemical Guys wash mitt. The noodle arrangement and spacing are the same, but the cuff design is different. The quality of the finishing also seems to be a little bit better on the Mothers mitt.
Features
You get an 8×10” wash mitt covered in super-soft microfiber noodles on both sides. And to keep your hand from slipping out, there’s an elasticated cuff, as you’d expect. And that’s about it as features go.
What’s It Like To Use The Mothers Microfiber Chenille Wash Mitt
Now, I was expecting this wash mitt to feel identical to the Chemical Guys one as the two are so similar. However, there is a noticeable difference. While the on-paper measurements of the two are the same, comparing them side-by-side, the Mothers was mitt is longer and wider. On the one hand (literally) that’s a good thing because it means you can clean the car faster as you’re covering a bigger area with every swipe.
However, unless you’ve got massive bear-like paws for hands, it’s almost too big. Your hand will flap around inside, making the mitt harder to steer, especially when it’s wet and heavy and loaded with shampoo. This is a wash mitt that would really benefit from a sewn-in finger compartment for added control.
The Verdict
Mothers Microfiber Chenille Wash Mitt has all the makings of a good wash mitt. It’s got the soft noodles, it’s a good size, and it cleans well, but it’s just a bit too big for most hands. It’s slightly better value than its noodly rival from Chemical Guys, and is better quality, too. But its size counts against it and it doesn’t perform as well, as a result. It’s not a bad noodle mitt, but it’s flawed.
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