Chenille car cleaning gloves are a car cleaning tool made of chenille yarn (Chenille), which is favored by car owners for its unique suede structure and efficient cleaning ability. The following is a detailed introduction:

1. Material and core characteristics

- Chenille yarn: It is woven into a tuft of multiple strands of ultra-fine fibers (usually polyester or nylon), shaped like a "caterpillar" structure, and feels thick and soft.

- High adsorption: The gaps between the tufts can quickly lock in moisture and stains, and the water absorption can reach 5-7 times its own weight.

- Deep cleaning: The tufts can wrap particulate dirt to avoid scratching the car paint, and are especially suitable for absorbing mud and dust on the car body.

2. Usage tips

- Absorb foam and loose stains in the pre-wash stage of the car body;

- Clean stubborn stain areas such as wheels and tires;

- Use with a high-pressure water gun for washing.

3. Precautions

- Rinse with clean water immediately after use to prevent stains from hardening;

- Dry naturally to avoid exposure to the sun that may cause fiber aging;

- Use separately from dark/light-colored vehicles to prevent color transfer.

Tips: If cleaning oil stains or shellac, use chenille gloves to absorb surface dirt first, then change to a fine fiber towel for delicate treatment to avoid cross contamination.