Car Wash Towel and Window Cleaning Brush From $9.50: Cheap Car Care That Fits the Glove Box
Updated: Oct 22
Most car care advice starts with a long shopping list. This one starts with two items that cost less than a tank of gas stop-off and take almost no space: a microfiber wash towel and a window cleaning brush. Nu'Jants lists both, and the pages are specific enough that you can decide in a few minutes whether either one belongs in your trunk. Here is what each page says, what the options are, and who each one is for.
The microfiber car wash towel
The Microfiber Towel Car Wash Cloth shows From $12.50 on the page. It is described as a coral velvet cloth for the car and the home, and the listing names the brand as SEAMETAL. The material is polyester, one cloth comes in each order, and the standard size is about 35 by 75 centimeters. That is roughly 14 by 30 inches, a long, narrow towel that is easy to fold into a pad for wiping a hood or draping over a mirror.
There are two options to choose from. One is the Normal size at 35 by 75, and the other is an Upgrade size at 40 by 60. The options I read priced between $12.50 and $14.75, so check which size you pick before you add it to your cart. The page does not state how absorbent the towel is or how many washes it takes, so I will not promise either. What it does say is that it is a car wash accessory in the sponges, cloths and brushes category, and that it works around the house as well as on the car.
The car window cleaning brush
The Car Window Cleaning Brush starts From $9.50. It comes in two colors, Sky Blue and Deep Blue, and the second color is priced a few cents higher in the options I read. The page says it reaches corners and edges that a regular cloth cannot, that it works on interior and exterior glass, and that it stashes easily in a glove box. The promise on the page is streak-free windows in minutes without wrestling with a cloth, which is the common complaint about the inside of a windshield.
The page does not give the brush's length, the bristle material or the handle design, so look at the product photos for the shape before you order. If you want to be sure it will reach your rear window, the photos are the guide.
How the two work together
A towel and a brush do different jobs. The brush handles the corners and the awkward angle of a raked windshield, and the towel dries or buffs once the glass is clean. Together they cost about $22 before shipping, and both are small enough to live in a door pocket. If you already keep a roadside kit, the survival gear kit for the car or camp post covers the other end of that trunk, and the campsite gear guide shows what else travels well.
Who each one suits
A new driver or a college student: the brush, because it is the cheaper of the two and fits a glove box.
Anyone who washes the car at home: the towel, which also works indoors.
A gift for a dad or a coworker who likes a clean car: both together, which makes a useful stocking stuffer.
A road trip: the brush, for fogged or dusty glass between stops.
Before you order
Both pages carry options, so choose the size or color first and check the total in your cart. If you need something the page does not say, such as exact dimensions of the brush, send a question through the contact page post.
Paying for it
Shipping at Nu'Jants is a flat $5.99 on every order, and the returns window is 10 days from delivery. Afterpay, Klarna and Affirm are available at checkout if you would rather pay in 4. A share of every sale goes to the American Red Cross. New to the store? The free Roses Are Red pillow when you join the list post explains the sign-up offer.
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