Mary Moppins Pure 100% Lambswool Wash Mitt

This arrived last week to replace the wool mitt that I've been using for years... it finally started to break down after 10 years of use. I make sure to rinse it out well in the car wash water (used with a grit guard in the bucket) and a good rinse with clean water before hanging to dry. The wool is nice and dense and I'm impressed with the materials of the wrist cuff. It's softer than my old one (less likely to scratch a car's finish). The hanging loop felt like it was leather or some other dense material. Overall, I'm happy w/ the quality for the price. I didn't have a tape measure handy, so I threw a US $20 bill on the pad for scale. It's a good size for my use of washing the car.

There are a lot of glowing reviews on this mitt. I support the sentiment that this is a top-tier mitt. I detailed cars professionally for over a decade. I now enjoy detailing as a hobby. With the rise in microfiber since the late 90s, one thing has remained the same. Lambswool wash mitts are unbeatable. I was taught early on that you should pick your wash mitts like you pick your fruit. I used to travel to various auto parts stores, Target, Walmart, and so on. There were times where I would pick 10 mitts off the rack and buy none. For whatever reason, the batch was too tough and the knap was too coarse. With the rise in online shopping, I moved to purchasing online. It's a gamble. The tried and true option is from Mother's. I stumbled upon this brand a couple of years back. I thought the price was aggressive, but then again, the cost for real wool mitts has gone up quite a bit over the years. Could this thing be worth double what Mother's mitt costs? The answer is "yes." It is that good. I have a number of friends and acquaintances that come to me for detailing and product advice. This has officially moved into my #1 position. I love that it is big and super fluffy. The knap is a great length. The fibers are nice and soft. After more than two years, with a couple of uses per month, it is still being used on paint (older ones get retired to wheels and wells). It hasn't broken apart and left pieces of wool and leather lodged in emblems. This is a durable, soft, high-quality mitt. From time to time, they go out of stock here. You can get them for the same price on their website. All in all, you cannot go wrong with this wash mitt. It is better than a microfiber mitt or horsehair brush. And amongst lambswool mitts, everything else is second place. Be sure to follow the top poster's tips on proper cleaning and storage if you want it to last.

High quality mitt for washing motorhome/vehicle. It works well and washes up nicely. We use baby shampoo to clean it, rinse it really well, and hang it to dry to keep it in nice condition.

Very new. Only used once. That one time? Like the 2nd best massage ever. I’ve read reviews commenting on quality and durability. That is something to watch, but its first use was all I could expect. I live in an are where it doesn’t rain, so the thing won’t get a whole lot of use, but I’ll keep this review open.

I've used lambswool wash mitts for years after a top-end car restorer told me that washing with lambswool was one of his cleaning secrets. They hold an amazing amount of washing liquid and makes for an extremely gentle way to wash a car (plus being very effective). Good quality lambswool mitts are not cheap and over the years I have gone through quite a few. No matter what, all such mitts will deteriorate and begin to lose wool pieces over time, but some do hold up better than others. This is my first time with this particular brand and it ranks up there with the best that I have had over the years. It is high-quality, well constructed, and is the perfect amount of density vis-a-vis the lambswool material. I use a two-bucket system (one with washing liquid mix, and a second with just water that is used to release any dirt and contaminants, then back into the bucket with the car washing liquid mix) and this mitt works well at releasing dirt and then absorbing a ton of washing liquid for use on the car. I can't assess how long this mitt will last but so far (after about five washes), it is holding up great. This is a great mitt and well worth the price. Thank you!

This product came directly as described. I bought a Tiffin motorhome and it was recommended to use lambs wall rather than standard auto washing equipment. I didn’t think this would be such a big deal but once I receive the met, I was super impressed at how soft and what a great job it does in the motorhome. There’s no way it’ll scratch as long as you wash the dirt off first with a hose.

No idea a why it has such a low rating because this is a completely amazing product. This is my second one, and if I need to give a present to a car nut, I'll go with this.

Best wash mit I've had to date. No more scratchy synthetic mits that always shed and leave material behind. Very durable and has not matted or lost its fluff. Very satisfied

I bought this recently since I saw the price drop drastically and now I definitely understand why. Clearly, the seller in question had the price drop in place since the product is not actually the product that is advertised. First of all, the mitt itself is extremely small and there is no loop on it near the wrist section(the product image shows a loop) so that was already one red flag. I'd say my hands are slightly larger than average size but this is definitely way too small in general. Second, this is definitely not made of lambswool and is just another generic wash mitt made out of synthetic materials therefore false advertisement. Stay away and buy a legit one at a higher price instead.

Good product

This product is very small, certainly not lambswool, no loop as in the photo. It certainly is not a Mary Moppins product. Do not buythis product-returning.