I use these for a few things outside of vehicle washing, so I am glad that there's 4 pieces in this set. Don't get me wrong, they're great for keeping dirt and grit away from your washing setup of choice. They also fit perfectly into a standard 3/5 gallon bucket sold in hardware stores. I also use them for keeping wet tools clean while doing grout repair. They keep grit and dirt away from a mop head when cleaning floors. I have also used them underneath 5 gallon fabric pots to improve air circulation and prevent root rot. They're durable, designed well with finger holes for easy removal from buckets and a basic tool that can be used for things other than washing cars. They also clean up well. Read more
These work out great, not only for washing automobiles but mopping the floors also. Keeping the dirt in the bucket and not on the rag or mop Read more
These worked very well for what I needed. I actually used these as drip racks, for ice dyeing clothing. The dye did not linger on the plastic. They washed off very nicely, and the finger holes made it super easy to handle. I plan on using them for dyeing projects in the years to come! Read more
Great for making grow buckets. Very sturdy and easy to modify to add a fill pipe. Read more
Depends on what you are using for. If using to wash car or to use in a 5 gallon bucket for short periods works great.. Now if you want to create a Bokashi than you might want to trim side a bit or do not compress too much. You will not damage the grill but it will break the bucket. Read more
These are the best fit and size to use in my 5 gallon buckets for washig your vehicles. It keeps any gravel or debris from scratching the paint. Also fits nicely in a 5 gal pail for mopping any household floor Read more
Provides better chance in reducing scratches while washing my vehicle by allowing the dirt and sediment to filter down to bottom of bucket. Easy to install and remove. Read more
Between two cars and one RV, I do a lot of cleaning. I think these help let the dirt settle to the bottom of the bucket and keep the dirt off the rags. I can't prove it, but it sure does make sense that you don't want to pick up old dirt and put it back on the car, probably scratching it in the process. Read more
