TD Mop Maya’s Mitt Detailing Sponge Cloth

A wash mitt is too big for spokes, engine fins and the gap behind the fork, and a towel is one more thing to pack. Maya’s Mitt sponge cloths handle grime and grease with soap and water, let go of the dirt when you rinse them, and wring out for a quick dry.

Which size?

• 6″ x 6″ 4-pack: for tight spots: wheels, spokes, levers and around the engine. Keep one for wheels, one for the lower engine, one for the paint and one spare. Wheels and engines carry brake dust and road grease you don’t want dragged across a tank.
• 13″ x 20″ single: big enough to wash a tank, fenders and a windshield. TD Mop pitches it as a replacement for your wash mitt. One cloth washes and dries, which is handy for a roadside clean or a wash on a trip.

• Works with soap and water.
• Gets into hard-to-reach areas.
• Rinses clean.
• Wring it out and use it to dry.

One honest limit: for a full drying job on a big bike, a microfiber drying towel still holds more water.

A small cloth and a bucket seat make wheel cleaning easier on the knees. The Shurhold Bucket Seat/Lid turns a bucket into a stool. And the less time the bike spends in rain and dust, the less there is to scrub. See which Speedway Shelter fits your bike, or how a Speedway Shelter works for outdoor motorcycle storage without a garage.

Common Questions

How do I clean between motorcycle spokes and engine fins?
Use something small that grips grime. The 6 x 6 inch Maya’s Mitt sponge cloths reach hard-to-reach areas, tackle grease and rinse clean. Wring one out to dry the spot too.

Can a sponge cloth replace a wash mitt?
TD Mop says ditch your wash mitt for Maya’s Mitt. The 13 x 20 inch cloth handles grime and grease with soap and water, rinses clean and wrings out for drying.

Can I dry my bike with Maya’s Mitt?
Yes. Wring it out after washing and use it for a quick dry. For a full drying job on a big bike, a microfiber drying towel holds more water.