Interior Scrubbing Pad and Scrub Mitt
Why Use A Scrubbing Pad Or Scrub Mitt?
Interior surfaces pick up more than just surface dust — grime works into the texture of plastic trim, stitching and vents in a way a cloth alone won't shift. Pairing a cleaner with the right agitation tool makes a real difference.
Using one helps:
- Lift dirt that's worked into textured surfaces, not just sitting on top
- Cover both flat areas and tight, awkward gaps with the right tool for each
- Wipe away product straight after with the built-in microfibre side, in one motion
- Get more out of your interior cleaner, since the agitation does the hard work
Pair either with Interior Cleaner — spray your chosen dilution onto the surface and the nylon side, work it in gently, then flip to the microfibre side to wipe away.
Which Do I Need?
Interior Scrubbing Pad — suited to larger, flatter surfaces: door cards, dashboards, plastic sills and broader areas of upholstery
Finger Scrub Mitt — contoured to fit over your fingers, built for tight, intricate spots a full-size pad can't reach: seams, vents, cup holders and awkward gaps
Many people find they use both together during a full interior detail — the pad for the bulk of the work, the mitt for the fiddly bits.
Scrubbing Pad and Scrub Mitt FAQs
Common questions about choosing and using your interior scrubbing tools.
What's the difference between the Scrubbing Pad and the Finger Scrub Mitt?
The Scrubbing Pad suits larger, flatter surfaces like door cards and dashboards. The Finger Scrub Mitt is contoured to fit over your fingers, making it better for tight, intricate areas the pad can't reach.
Do I need a cleaner as well, or can I use these dry?
You'll get better results using them with a cleaner like Logic Interior All Purpose Cleaner — spray your dilution onto the surface and the nylon side, then work it in gently before wiping away with the microfibre side. Browse our Interior Cleaner range for options.
Will these scratch delicate surfaces?
Used gently, they're designed to be safe on most interior surfaces including plastic sills, upholstery, and some leather if treated with care. Avoid heavy pressure, and test a small area first if you're unsure.
How do I clean them after use?
Rinse with warm water and a small amount of mild shampoo, agitating the fibres, then squeeze out excess water and let them air dry naturally. For a deeper clean, machine wash with a dedicated microfibre detergent — avoid fabric softener.
Can I use these on both interior and exterior surfaces?
These are designed specifically for interior use. Keeping interior and exterior tools separate avoids cross-contaminating surfaces with grit or grime that shouldn't mix.
The right tool does half the work for you.
A good cleaner still needs the right agitation to actually lift ground-in dirt. Keep both on hand and you're covered for every surface in the cabin, flat or fiddly.