This channel is very underrated. When the TH-cam algorithm should do its job properly, It's busy sending people to fake vlog channels of rich spoiled brats "bored during lockdown". People just don't understand or respect our craft, whether it's detailing or carpentry, blacksmithing, or mechanics. I love what you're doing here. Thank you for making guides and tips to help our newbies and even our veterans. I hope to see more of the music and pure cleaning compilations.
@@DetailGroove Woah, it’s awesome that you replied. I hope to see more 1 hour detailing compilations. Hell, I’ll even donate to make it happen. Just tell me where.
Dollar Tree actually sells pads basically identical to these professional scrub pads, just a bit smaller. They have both a soft and coarse microfiber version of them. They're compact and have thin foam so they don't absorb a bunch of your expensive chemicals and I find them perfectly sized for interiors. Plus for less than 50 cents each you can just toss them when you're done and grab a new clean pad everytime. 👍👌✌
@@anthony3953 they're usually kept by the sponges, brillo pads, magic erasers, etc.. They come in a thin little square cardboard box of 2 pads. I think the box was blue for the soft and maybe green for the coarse, but not positive on the box color.
There's an argument to using both brush and pads. The brushes are great for agitating the dirt from the cracks and folds where the pads, with the surface area and excellent contact patch can better process the larger flatter sections. The mitt pad is also excellent as it prevents you accidently scratching the plastic or leather with your fingernails. Some of us don't like cutting our nails right to the bone and so can present the potential to scratch things. I have done it. Good video my man !
Is that scrub pad material more aggressive than regular microfiber? Microfiber applicator pads work great to knock out large surfaces if they're light to moderatly soiled.
If you have a short nap microfiber, one with some “bite”, AND it’s smaller (think: the cheap ones from harbor freight)… …you can wrap it around a magic eraser for a DIY version of this. The microfiber sticks to the magic eraser, and since it’s a sponge, you can dunk it into your rinseless wash for a quick scrub and go. You can also spray your interior cleaner of choice directly onto the DIY pad and begin scrubbing. Just make sure you have enough that you’re not dry rubbing the panel and causing damage!!
I love my scrub ninjas!!! But keeping them clean is a pain in the butt. Even after machine washing and rubbing em together, they’ll never be perfectly white again. Maybe soaking in ONR during the Detail solves it? Who knows
Interesting, I thought the brushes were silly, waste of time... Other than like cracks or small areas. Fender fuse in a cloth or what you show is the obvious choice. Like the brushes made it look more professional in complicated. For looks. Lol
Simple and easy to use! You can check out the links to the Facebook group and all the products mentioned in the description box.
This channel is very underrated. When the TH-cam algorithm should do its job properly, It's busy sending people to fake vlog channels of rich spoiled brats "bored during lockdown". People just don't understand or respect our craft, whether it's detailing or carpentry, blacksmithing, or mechanics. I love what you're doing here. Thank you for making guides and tips to help our newbies and even our veterans. I hope to see more of the music and pure cleaning compilations.
Dang! Thanks for the kind words Tim
@@DetailGroove Woah, it’s awesome that you replied. I hope to see more 1 hour detailing compilations. Hell, I’ll even donate to make it happen. Just tell me where.
Thanks for being such a real person by continuing to provide us with information and not simply being a sales guy!
Very welcome!
We've been using this for a while, they're sooooo worth it
Very much!
Dollar Tree actually sells pads basically identical to these professional scrub pads, just a bit smaller. They have both a soft and coarse microfiber version of them. They're compact and have thin foam so they don't absorb a bunch of your expensive chemicals and I find them perfectly sized for interiors. Plus for less than 50 cents each you can just toss them when you're done and grab a new clean pad everytime. 👍👌✌
Good tip Keith!
What’s the label/ packaging on these so I know next time I go to DT. Thanks!
@@anthony3953 they're usually kept by the sponges, brillo pads, magic erasers, etc.. They come in a thin little square cardboard box of 2 pads. I think the box was blue for the soft and maybe green for the coarse, but not positive on the box color.
@@jdisdetermined will check out
Great tips on cleaning plastics efficiently! Just tried it out on my van. It worked. Thank you, be safe.
Woot! Awesome
Just know starting out my Business. You give really good advice. Keep up the good work man !
You told me about the scrub ninja awhile back. I bought some and LOVE them. Thanks for the great advice!
Awesome to hear! Very helpful
There's an argument to using both brush and pads. The brushes are great for agitating the dirt from the cracks and folds where the pads, with the surface area and excellent contact patch can better process the larger flatter sections. The mitt pad is also excellent as it prevents you accidently scratching the plastic or leather with your fingernails. Some of us don't like cutting our nails right to the bone and so can present the potential to scratch things. I have done it.
Good video my man !
Yep! We still use all of em 👍🏽
How do you wash your scrub ninjas ?
I bought the 2 interior cleaning pads,can't wait to try them out
You’ll like em!
Nice ! I have tons little grey ones, large yellow , and the yellow star pattern.
Note to self: 6:28, Super Clean APC at 10:1 dilution for interior plastic cleaning
I've always just used either: microfiber applicator pad, or dry erasers on larger surfaces.
Those are the only 2 tools i use for interior cleaning. Very efficient tools.
Very!
The brush looks good for videos
I love this little brush, I’ve been using it for a little while now. Great video.
Thanks for watching!
Watched it twice any difference between using this pad vs another towel ?
Great tip ! By the way u should think about few vids on your work out routines gains coming in nice bro
Haha I might
Great Content bro, keep up the great work. Great advise for my detailing business.
Thanks for watching 🤘🏽
Those brushes it better to use in small crevices where the pad can't get into and the pad for big areas
How do you go about washing the small pad? definitely going to buy.
Just APC and clean up with a towel
Is that scrub pad material more aggressive than regular microfiber? Microfiber applicator pads work great to knock out large surfaces if they're light to moderatly soiled.
Yep, I’d say so
Please do the website reviews again soon tho bro I was late
Great tip Oscar!!!
Thanks Bill!
What did you think between steam wash and pressure wash. Have you tried it?
We’ll probably never contemplate steam washing
Any alternative to the scrub ninja that is equally as good? They’re very pricey and shipping is insane to my country
Hi@Detail Groove, would you like to review the new MJJC foam cannon pro?
I’ve been using the scotch brite brush combo, Been waiting for these to get on the website... any idea on the longevity of these sponges?
Hm, depends on use. Just buy a few since they’re cheap
Is super clean diluted 10-1 safe for leather
Muy bueno y bien explicado Gracias ..
If you have a short nap microfiber, one with some “bite”, AND it’s smaller (think: the cheap ones from harbor freight)…
…you can wrap it around a magic eraser for a DIY version of this. The microfiber sticks to the magic eraser, and since it’s a sponge, you can dunk it into your rinseless wash for a quick scrub and go. You can also spray your interior cleaner of choice directly onto the DIY pad and begin scrubbing. Just make sure you have enough that you’re not dry rubbing the panel and causing damage!!
What chemical do you use to clean leather seats?
how do u wash the sponge after using?
Hi maybe you know. I bought a rigid 4 shop vac when I turned it on it started smoking and yet why it works so loud
I live in the Houston area, where can I contact you for your services?
The Facebook group link is not working for me. Is anybody else having the same problem?
Gracias man I will try this pads,also super clean is safe for leather?
I have the same question
What's in the spray bottle?
I'd say SuperClean
Windex
It’s either super clean or carbrite apc
I mentioned it in the video😅
Love you bro
Can super clean stain a leather seat if too strong?
Better to be safe and just use P&S Xpress cleaner.
I love my scrub ninjas!!! But keeping them clean is a pain in the butt. Even after machine washing and rubbing em together, they’ll never be perfectly white again. Maybe soaking in ONR during the Detail solves it? Who knows
Hm, I don’t bother with that. Just APC and wipe them down with a towel is all we do. Can’t keep em clean forever.
Oscar,do you know the materials used to make the pad??
I would like to know that two. Here, in the Netherlands, I couldn’t find them.
Do you use the super clean on the leather too?
Yes
@@DetailGroove thanks for the reply. I didn't think that would be safe for leather. Good to know
Yes
When you say 10/1 is the oz or what ?
10 parts to 1 part... I have a TH-cam video on it. Check it out 👌🏽
@@DetailGroove thank you brotha .. just joined the podcast
Haha, Just checked and the pads are out of stock.
Ah crap
I use scrub pads from the dollar tree
As long as it works!
Is that super clean 10:1 ?
No
Si
Where are you located ?
Texas 🤘🏽
Scrubber dubber from Cleanyourride
What is an abc piller?
Hm, hard to explain lol. A quick Google search will answer it
Interesting, I thought the brushes were silly, waste of time... Other than like cracks or small areas. Fender fuse in a cloth or what you show is the obvious choice. Like the brushes made it look more professional in complicated. For looks. Lol
Brushes were a fad and something to unnecessarily spend money on.