Maya’s Mitt pitches it as a replacement for your wash mitt, and the 13″ x 20″ size is the one that can do it. It’s big enough to wash a tank, fenders and a windshield, handles grime and grease, and lets go of the dirt when you rinse it.
One 13″ x 20″ detailing sponge cloth.
Works with soap and water.
Gets into hard-to-reach areas, too.
Rinses clean.
Wring it out and use it to dry.
The wash-then-dry trick is the selling point. One cloth does both jobs, which is handy for a quick roadside clean or a wash on a trip where you don’t want to pack a mitt and a towel.
For tight spots like spokes and engine fins, the 6″ x 6″ 4-pack is the better fit. For a full drying job on a big bike, a microfiber drying towel still holds more water.
Can a sponge cloth replace a wash mitt? TD Mop says ditch your wash mitt for Maya’s Mitt. The 13 x 20 inch detailing sponge cloth handles grime and grease with soap and water, rinses clean, and wrings out for drying.
How big is the large Maya’s Mitt? It’s 13 x 20 inches, a single cloth. That’s big enough to wash a tank or fender in a few passes. The 6 x 6 inch 4-pack is for tight spots.
Can I dry my bike with Maya’s Mitt? Yes. Wring it out after washing and use it for a quick dry. It’s a wash and dry tool in one.