🧽 Armor All Microfiber Noodle Tech Car Wash Mitt and Pad - Ultra Absorbent Bug and Dirt Cleaner, Easily Cleanable, Machine Washable, 19259 Review

The glove holds soap and water very well. Makes it easier to remove dirt and grime without damaging the car's finish. Excellent goods.

I've used a lot of dishwashing gloves and they were all basically the same. What immediately struck me about these Armor All gauntlets is that they have a split design. When you put them on, you realize that your four fingers fit securely in the pocket, so the gloves don't twist around your hands like a cloth bag during use. Most of the other mittens I tried had an issue with rotation so I just used them as sponges. The secure construction also means the innards don't pull out like some of my…

They are great. I'm not sure I like the practicality of a glove-shaped sink. I just grabbed it half the time; Donning and doffing a glove is time consuming and doesn't offer too many benefits in my opinion. The pads themselves work well though. The kit itself comes with two different types of cleaners, one is a mitt (glove) and the other is a more standard giant sponge/pad. They're both made of the same material, with one side having a fine mesh surface for detailing and removing stains (like…

I received this product in exchange for my honest review of the Revain Vine program. The Armor All seller lists it as "Armor All Microfiber Car Wash Glove and Wash Pad, Bug or Dirt Cleaner, for Cars, Trucks and Motorcycles, Noodle Tech, 19259." This set consists of a reversible mitt with a central short divider and an elastic cuff. The split prevents the glove from rotating on your hand when cleaning or polishing, no thumb hole. The Scrub Pad is a durable, double-sided foam pad with mesh on one

Microfiber Noodles are great for cleaning a variety of things. It collects and traps dust and dirt well and can be machine washed. I have a pair of old gloves that I use on my car, but they're a little awkward to put on and take off when I use them with soap and water. I wash my car piece by piece, so I constantly have to take my glove off and try to balance on the edge of the bucket. This is usually a losing fight as he either falls into the bucket and gets the inside of the glove wet or falls