Review on Ultimate Microfiber Car Wash Sponge by Malik Axmed

First let me say that the high ratings from other buyers convinced me to buy and try this sponge as I wasn't too thrilled with the purchase, something like this could hold sand and dirt in the "tentacles" of chenille microfiber, not to mention the sponge itself. Secondly, I understand why after the purchase, why all the auspicious moments, since the company itself makes every effort to contact you directly to get your ensure satisfaction and there is certainly nothing wrong with that as they state that they really want to be satisfied and will get it right otherwise. So in this case here. The sponge itself absorbs very well. It contains a TON of water and soapy water, which is good. Microfiber brushes do a good job of cleaning large areas. Mesh mesh on the back of the microfiber side does a good job of removing more stubborn stains. And "fair" means just that, fairly reasonable without being raspy. I think the mesh could be a little stronger which would allow for better cleaning without much fuss. I have a tree that secretes sap and the sap picks up dirt and leaves a greyish and slightly mottled residue on my car. This sponge did a good job of removing it. I had to struggle a little with cleaning, whereas with the previous sponge I had a stronger, denser and more durable sponge surface on one side (instead of a mesh) and was better at removing such debris as well as bug residue than this one. . . Another downside that was very obvious almost immediately is that the sponge itself is really big and thick (remember I said it held a ton of soapy water?). And because it's so big and thick, it won't let you get in and around small spots at all, such as. B. under car door handles, between bumper notches, footrest notches and body panels and near other moldings and seals. It reminds me of what you get from an 'automatic' car wash (which uses large cleaning rollers and hanging fibers) which then defeats the purpose of a hand wash, which is why I love my cars and prefer hand washing. . I clean my car from the comfort of my home and only go over small areas and then leave a few dirty crevices and areas that aren't very clean. This is especially important to me when I wash my face before waxing. The sponge washes surprisingly well by hand. If I use it I hope it will continue to do so, and not just because it's new, it flushes well too. I really think you should definitely machine wash the sponge (probably best with your car towels to clean and remove sand and dirt that may get into the chenille microfiber. And if you have a really dirty car (and I mean one that has dirt, sand, dirt and grime in it) you will probably want to wash this off after machine washing as I can't imagine microfiber tentacles being able to prevent much of that sand and dirt from being trapped will, although you're better off hand rinsing and squeezing So overall I would give this car wash sponge a minus 4. While it lasts and allows for more than enough lather to be applied and rinsed off well after use, I think the sponge is an almost mesh too brittle to be very effective, and just too thick and big to be a popular car wash sponge, so here it is, Relentless Bran ds, et oh my honest and "good and bad" rating of your car wash sponge after first use. Let me know if you can help improve the sponge and become the most popular car wash sponge ever! You know how to contact me if you do this.