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How do I wash Ultra Pro Bathroom Mitt?Updated 11 days ago

TL;DR: Wash Ultra Pro Bathroom Mitt before first use. Rinse under warm water after every clean and squeeze gently. Machine wash on a cool cycle with mild detergent like Sensitive Laundry Liquid, with non-linting items only (no cotton). Air-dry where possible. Tumble dry low occasionally is OK but not preferred. Never bleach, fabric softener, or iron.


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Koh Ultra Pro Bathroom Mitt in use

How do I wash Ultra Pro Bathroom Mitt?

Wash it before first use to prep the fibres. After every clean, rinse under warm water to flush soap scum, then squeeze gently rather than wring. For a machine wash, use a cool cycle with a mild liquid detergent free of dyes, fragrances, bleach, and softeners, wash with non-linting items only (no cotton), and wash darks separately to reduce dye bleed.

✓ Quick rinse after each use

1

Run warm water through the fibres to flush out soap scum and residue.

2

Squeeze gently to release water. Don't wring, as twisting damages the yarn.

Warm water Squeeze, don't wring

✓ Machine wash settings

Wash on a cool cycle with a mild liquid detergent free of dyes, fragrances, bleach, and softeners. Sensitive Laundry Liquid or Sensitive Laundry Sheets work well. Wash with non-linting items only, no cotton, since cotton sheds fibres that clog microfibre. Wash darks separately to reduce dye bleed onto the mitt.

Cool cycle Mild detergent Non-linting only Darks separately

✓ Wash before first use

Always run a fresh Ultra Pro Bathroom Mitt through a wash cycle before its first clean. This preps the fibres for best performance.


How do I dry Ultra Pro Bathroom Mitt?

Air-drying is preferred. Squeeze out excess moisture, then lay flat on a rack or hang by the cuff loop in a ventilated spot, not a damp cupboard. Tumble drying on a low setting is acceptable occasionally when air-drying isn't practical, but should not be routine, since high heat damages the yarn and shortens the mitt's life. Never iron.

✓ Air-dry preferred

Squeeze out excess moisture, then lay flat on a drying rack or hang by the cuff loop. Good airflow keeps the mitt fresh and prevents odour. Dry in a ventilated spot, not a damp cupboard.

Squeeze first Flat or hanging Good airflow

⚠ Tumble dry low only occasionally

Tumble drying on a low setting is acceptable when air-drying isn't practical, but it shouldn't be your default. High heat damages the yarn and shortens the mitt's life. Never iron, since heat plate contact damages the fibres permanently.

Low heat only Not routine No iron, ever

What should I avoid when washing Ultra Pro Bathroom Mitt?

Avoid chlorine bleach, fabric softener (which clogs the microfibre and reduces performance), high-heat tumble drying, and ironing. Don't wash with cotton or other linting fabrics, or with rough items like zippers and hook-and-loop fasteners that could snag the fibres. Don't wring the mitt dry, since twisting damages the yarn.

⚠ The don't list

No chlorine bleach. No fabric softener, since it clogs the microfibre and reduces performance. No high-heat tumble drying. No iron. No washing with cotton or other linting fabrics. Don't wash with rough items like zippers or hook-and-loop fasteners that could snag the fibres. Don't wring the mitt dry, since twisting damages the yarn.

No bleach No softener No high heat No iron No cotton No wringing No hook-and-loop

Koh Ultra Pro Bathroom Mitt

Ultra Pro Bathroom Mitt

Dual-sided microfibre and scrub mitt with glove-style fit and a water-resistant barrier lining. Pair with Bathroom & Shower Cleaner.

Koh Sensitive Laundry Liquid

Sensitive Laundry Liquid

Fragrance-free, free of dyes and softeners. Ideal for microfibre care. Also available as Sensitive Laundry Sheets.

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Last reviewed: May 2026 · Koh Australia

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