The 10 Best Car Wash Brushes

The Docazoo DocaPole (around $40) can extend up to 12 feet, so there’s no excuse for letting your windows or siding remain grimy once you’ve finishing sprucing up the car. It’s compatible with all sorts of attachments, making it suitable for dusting and snow removal, too.

You can screw the Weiler Care (about $22) onto a normal broom pole or attach it to a different type of handle, depending on how you prefer to scrub your vehicle. Its tight, firm bristles don’t wear down as quickly as those on many other models.

The Star Brite Combo (appx. $39) is built from high-strength aluminum, which is welcome news for car enthusiasts who need a durable tool for weekly cleanings. It’s great for use on boats, as well, as it will float in water if it’s dropped overboard.

Once you acquire the Mofeez Applicator (about $29), you’ll have everything you need to render your vehicle’s exterior spick and span. In addition to two high-performance brushes, it comes with a duster, a water scraper and several towels — you just provide the soap and water.

Designed for quickly removing filth from tires, fenders and bumpers, the Mothers Wheel (about $6) works well for people who care about fine-tuning the most precise details. Its six-inch handle feels good in your hands and makes it easy to access nooks and crannies.

A practical, heavy-duty head that connects to any standard threaded pole, the Carrand Bi-Level (around $11) is both tough and flexible. It’s designed for use on cars and trucks, but it’s versatile enough to utilize for cleaning bathrooms or tidying up a job site as well.

Whatever type of cleaning you're preparing for, from sensitive paintwork and intricate wheel designs to scrubbing caked mud off your bumpers, the Chemical Guys Body (around $6) can handle it. Its soft, gray bristles even look stylish — until they’re covered in dirt.

The Camco 43633 (appx. $24) is constructed with two different types of bristle — one that lifts dirt and debris, and another that disperses it efficiently. Its wide 11-inch head can cover a lot of surface area in a relatively short amount of time.

Designed to get rid of dust and grime without scratching your ride's paint or damaging its rims, the AmazonBasics Long (about $15) is a nice choice for straightforward scrubbing. For frequent intense vehicle cleanings, though, you may want something a bit more heavy-duty.

A lightweight model that’s easy to maneuver into hard-to-reach places, the Carrand Deluxe (appx. $14) is both basic and highly functional. A rubber bumper around its sturdy head ensures that you won’t accidentally damage your automobile’s exterior.