at kragens they sell this broom like thing to wash your car. it got bristles on it, but is it safe to wash your car with it? has anyone ever got scratches on their car from using it?

 

sounds like a waste money bro.

 

it scratches ur car...go with a bunch of microfiber cloths to wash and dry ur car with microfiber or "the absorber"...

 

its on sale for 17 bucks. just thought it would save a lot of time then using a glove.

 

if you get one thats made out of the right materials it wont scratch your car, I doubt that one is.....

 

alright gona return and get some microfiber

 

is it designed for washing cars?? if so, then your probably okay. I work at a car wash and we have brushes with foam that comes out of them. the bristles themselves wont wash your car BUT, people drop them on the ground and sometimes get rocks/debris in the bristles and that WILL scratch your paint. So just make sure you wash it out before you use it.

 

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just get a lambs wool mit and the "absorber" or my other favorite...leaf blower....lol when im lazy

 

i think it is designed for washing cars, but the cardboard label showed pictures of it washing the windows and pictures of it washing the rims, not the acual car. it is extendable, but not sure if u can put soap into it.

 

Do NOT buy the brush!!! Buy a wool mit (softest you can get) and then just dry the car with regular household towels. That is by FAR your best bet at not scratching your car.

 

yeah i was thinking about just buying that glove and wash with my hand. i rather have it take longer then having scratches.

 

mine as well wash your cash with a brick covered in broken glass...

 

I got a chennelle wash mit, deep nap, and extremely soft.

Switching over to microfibers for drying, bought a meguiars, even has soft edges.

I wouldn't buy the brush. Just stick with the proven method.....lamb wool or chennelle mit which are the softest, water bucket, soft 100% cotton towels for drying.