Chamois
#1
Chamois
My daughter bought me a new shammy for my car-wash efforts. It's a real one. How do I keep those little "crumbs" from sticking to everything? I'm ready to just keep using my old artificial shammy just to avoid this.
#2
That's a new one on me...a real leather shammie/shammy/chamois has never left anything behind for me...not after a good initial hand wash and rinse anyway.
Actually, I don't ever use them anymore. I've got such a pile of old terry cotton towels, that's all I use for drying...and it's normally a giant sponge for washing. Or a non-abrasive synthetic cloth for stubborn areas.
Actually, I don't ever use them anymore. I've got such a pile of old terry cotton towels, that's all I use for drying...and it's normally a giant sponge for washing. Or a non-abrasive synthetic cloth for stubborn areas.
#4
Group Moderator
If the crumbs are bits of leather I would give the chamois a thorough rinsing with lots of wringing to knock loose any whiskers or bits of leather.