Guanti da lavaggio in microfibra

Microfibre car wash mitts save time and effort spent on keeping cars clean through two mechanisms: microfibre car cleaning products offer faster and superior cleaning when compared to natural fibre cloths, and their convenient and ergonomic shape further eases the process.

Microfibre car cleaning products, including auto wash mitts, consist of millions of ultra-fine, synthetic fibres. Their large surface area allows them to effectively wick moisture away from surfaces using capillary action, trapping dirt, grime, and debris. In a nutshell, you simply get more cleaning power per wipe from microfibre than natural fibre cloths.

In addition to the cleaning action feeling more natural with an open, flat palm, microfibre car wash mitts can be used and rinsed with only one hand. They’re also available in several sizes and finishes, for example, large chenille noodle wash mitts for the hood and roof and smaller finger mitts for tight gaps between rim spokes or interior trim, as well as special mitts for drying and applying wax, sealant, or polish.

Yes, you can use your microfibre car wash mitts to clean or dry every last inch of your car. Microfibre is non-abrasive and suitable for use on everything from glass to leather, trim, and, of course, paint. You can also use them to clean any onboard screens or consoles.

Yes, you can. Microfibre cloths and mitts, while non-abrasive and gentle on surfaces, offer exceptional cleaning properties even without chemicals or detergents. Through capillary action, they suck up moisture and grime, trapping it above the surface for effective, chemical-free cleaning.

All this said, it’s safe to apply car wash soap, detergent, wax, polish, or other chemicals with a microfibre car wash mitt. 

Paragon Microfibre is made using high-quality materials, machinery, and processes for microfibre products that last. When used as indicated and washed according to the instructions, your microfibre car wash mitt should last for up to 500 machine wash cycles.

Avoid using microfibre products on very hot surfaces, such as an exhaust pipe, or washing them with bleach, fabric softener, or other harsh chemicals. Hot surfaces may melt the microfibres, while bleach and fabric softener reduce their absorbency and cleaning power.